Walter Lowenfels letters to Allen De Loach 1965-1970 1968-1970

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Walter Lowenfels letters to Allen De Loach 1965-1970 1968-1970

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In this collection of nineteen letters, American poet Walter Lowenfels wrote to his editor Allen De Loach, praising him for recent editorial work on Lowenfels's autobiography and discussing his writing and the work of other poets, particularly Walt Whitman and "poets of old age."

20 items; (27 p.)

eng,

University of Delaware Library - Special Collections

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