026-0201 | |
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FROM George Sterling | |
TO Clark Ashton Smith | |
11-Feb-1919 |
Abstract
Sorry to hear Smith has not been more creative lately, but praising "Forgetfulness" and urging Smith to send it to the magazines (including Smart Set) and Mrs. Clark; Sterling commiserates on not liking to write letters, and has himself written little except some songs for Lawrence Zenda, but is enclosing a sonnet; glad to hear Andrew Dewing is well, and Dr. Albert Abrams is attending a new patient; Sterling's mother in Honolulu has suffered a paralytic stroke; Sterling has a satiric poem ("The Roman Wall") in Century, and sold three "Ocean-Sunsets" sonnets to Harper's Monthly (with Robertson wanting to bring them out in a book), and Boni & Liverright will publish Lilith in the fall; on a phone call from Mrs. Clark. Enclosed: unidentified sonnet.
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- Shadow of the Unattained (unabridged)
Preceded By 026-0200 | Letters of George Sterling and Clark Ashton Smith | Followed by 026-0202 |
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Preceded By 026-0200 | Shadow of the Unattained | Followed By 026-0202 |