Fort Atkinson, Wis.,

February 18, 1935.

Dear Mr. Wilson,

I am sorry to be late in replying to
yours of January 20 but circumstances kept me away
from home and mail was not forwarded me.

I want to thank you for all you have
done toward printing my work in the Westminster An-
thology. I am grateful to Louis Zukofsky, yourself
and Ezra Pound. It was kind of you to let me know
of the interest taken by James Laughlin IV.

Regarding the manner of printing
Canvas, For Exhibition, Tea, and Beyond What, I Heard,
Memorial Day, I should prefer to see them as they are
if it is at all possible, for aside from a slight
interest in reading them across as well as down, there
has been the intention of showing thought process or
image process complete, horizontal movement as well
as vertical simultaneity. Each section though possi-
bly a poem being each a plane of consciousness is
also a part of a whole, a form (a more than less
conscious form with the left section only relatively
subconscious). Please advise me if you think they
could be run the length of the page, perhaps in
fine print, lines parallel to the binding?