Obion, Tennessee,
September 12, 1937.

Messrs. Warren & Brooks,
The Southern Review,
Baton Rouge, La.

Dear Red and Cleanth:

I enclose the brief note on
Southern literature, based on Stark Young's anthology.
I hope that it will be satisfactory -- if for any reason it
is not, please get in touch with me at Athens.

We are making the usual last-minute
flurried efforts to get packed up, and back to the campus.
I hope that both of you have had excellent vacations, and
light work for the coming year.

1001 Lamond Avenue
Durham, N. C.

August 6, 1939.

Mr. Cleanth Brooks
The Southern Review
Baton Rouge, La.

Dear Cleanth:

I am enclosing it for your consideration
a story, "A Matter of Success." It seems to me to
have some interest from the technical point of view,
and I hope it makes an interesting story. The script
runs to approximately 4,000 words.

Red told me that you have been having
some trouble with your eyes. I hope this worry is
entirely over now; and that the recent troubles in
the state will have no evil effect on the magazine.

With all best wishes,