E. E. CUMMINGS — contributes three untitled poems which begin "when hair falls off", "a clown's smirk", and "touching you I say", to an issue of the periodical 'This Quarter'. Vol. IV, No. 3, March 1932. Edited by Edward W. Titus.

This Quarter. Vol. IV, No. 3, March, 1st Edition, First edition. 8vo. Paginated 373-558pp. Card wrappers, a little rubbed and nicked at the yapped edges and a little chipped at the spine ends with a three-inch tear to the lower wrapper at the natural fold. A lovely bright copy internally. This issue also includes contributions from Ruth Peacock (three poems), Kathleen Balbernie (two poems), Paul Valéry (an essay on music and architecture), August W.Derleth (a 'confession'), J.M.Reeves (his poem 'You Told me Love is a Star'), A.L.Rowse (his poem 'The Apes'), Rupert Croft-Cooke (his story 'Episode in 1930'), Neville Brand (his story 'The Returned'), and others plus an untitled nude drawing by Matthew Smith. This Cummings contribution not noted by Firmage (the poems had previously appeared in his collections 'Is' (1926) and 'ViVa' (1931)., Very Good