The Writer and his craft
Subtitle: being the Hopwood lectures, 1932-1952
By: [by] Robert Morss Lovett [and others] Foreword by Roy W. Cowden
Contributors: Lovett, Robert Morss, 1870-1956
Publisher: University of Michigan Press
Published: 1954
Place of publication: Ann Arbor
Language: eng
Number of pages: 297
Subjects: Literature; Authorship
Notes: Louise Bogan Collection
Table of contents: title: Literature and animal faith, by R.M. Lovett.; title: Literature in an age of science, by M. Eastman.; title: Writing as design, by Z. Gale.; title: Literature versus opinion, by H. Hazlitt.; title: A successor to Mark Twain, by C. Morley.; title: American drama versus literature, by W.P. Eaton.; title: The first American man of letters: Benjamin Franklin, by O. Van Doren.; title: The American tradition in contemporary literature, by H.S. Canby.; title: On counting your chickens before they hatch, by E. Weeks.; title: Poetry as primitive language, by J.C. Ransom.; title: The modern mode in literature, by M.M. Colum.; title: Popular and unpopular poetry in America, by L. Bogan.; title: The unreality of realism, by S. Burt.; title: Towards American cultural maturity, by H. Hatcher.; title: The themes of Robert Frost, by R.P. Warren.; title: The writer's responsibility, by J.D. Adams.; title: The respondsibilities of the critic, by F.O. Matthiessen.; title: In defense of a writing career, by N. Cousins.; title: The possible importance of poetry, by M. Van Doren.; title: Dramatic art in poetry, by H. Gregory