026-0298
026-0298
FROM George Sterling
TO Clark Ashton Smith
28-Nov-1923

Abstract

Glad to hear from Smith at last (joking he feared the censors had thrown him in jail); on Smith's picture (and lamenting turning 54); on Benjamin de Casseres' review (seguing into de Casseres' alcoholism, with mention of Lizete Woodworth Reese' "Tears"); praise for Smith's "The Barrier"; Sterling not sure whether to submit anything to the Smart Set since H. L. Mencken resigned; Sterling has written little except some love-sonnets and "The Pony Express," and a possible new dramatic poem, "In the Gardens of Caligula"; Truth is nearly ready.

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Preceded By 023-0063 Letters of George Sterling and Clark Ashton Smith Followed by 026-0299
Preceded By 023-0063 Shadow of the Unattained Followed By 026-0299
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