To Weird Tales, unmailed, ca. January 1929, . . . whatever to do with beetles, . . .
Contains "Ancient English Balladel" (poem) and Untitled ("At the Inn of the Gory Dagger") (poem).
"Ancient English Balladel" has been published separately.
To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca. February 1929, Salaam: / Last night the Sunday School class had a party . . .
Untitled ("A haunting cadence . . .") (poem); Untitled ("Through the mists of silence . . .") (poem); and "The Mysteries" (poem).
"The Case of the College Toilet" has been published separately.
Untitled ("By old Abe Goldstein’s . . .") (poem); "Bastards All!"; "Songs of Bastards"; Untitled ("A beggar, singing without . . .").
"Black Dawn", "The Path of Strange Wanderers", "Bastards All!", and "Songs of Bastards" have all been published separately.
To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca. early to mid 1929, Salaam: / Life is a yellow mist among the stars . . .
Contains "To a Roman Woman" (poem) and "Ivory in the Night" (poem).
To Harold Preece, ca. March 1929, I’ve been very neglectful of my correspondence . . .
To Argosy All-Story Weekly Magazine, ca. Spring 1929, I was born in Texas about twenty-three . . .
To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca. April 1929, Salaam: / The iron harp that Adam christened life . . .
"High Blue Halls" (poem); and "An American Epic" (poem).
To Thrills of the Jungle Magazine, ca. June to late 1929, I enclose herewith a short story . . .
To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca. June 1929, Salaam: / I received an announcement from Chicago . . .
Contains "Black Seas" (poem). "Black Seas" has been published separately.
To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca. July 1929, Salaam: / The main reason I’m writing this letter is . . .
To Harold Preece, ca. September 1929, I’ve been reading DESTINY BAY and in . . .
To Harold Preece, pm, September 18, 1929, I don’t remember saying anything against . . .
This letter is dated ca. August 1929 in THE LAST CELT.
To Weird Tales, ca. October 1929, I have just been reading . . .
To Tevis Clyde Smith, ca. late December 1929, Well: / Here I am doing business at the old stand . . .