This letter, to Gertrude Stein, comes to us via Paul Holdengräber, director of public programming at the New York Public Library (at right, he tips his hat back at us). I wonder if Arthur C. Fifield ever regretted it.

This letter, to Gertrude Stein, comes to us via Paul Holdengräber, director of public programming at the New York Public Library (at right, he tips his hat back at us). I wonder if Arthur C. Fifield ever regretted it.

It certainly sounds like a Gertrude Stein poem. I wonder if this is a letter to an imitator.
A pity he didn’t get a chance to turn down Finnegans Wake.
e. e. cummings would’ve been fun too!