— Direction Special Issue, Vol I No 3 : American Stuff

Darien, CT, Federal Writer's Project, 1938. Softcover. Blue white and red wraps. 128 pp. Eight bw prints by Federal Art Project. Contents : Literature Without Money ; The Giant by Fred Rothermell ; A Very Early Morning Exercise by Kenneth Rexroth ; The Library, Four Sketches, by Weldon Kees ; Prelude and Exhortation by Raymond E. F. Larsson ; When the Bough Breaks by Ruth Widen ; Fragment, by William Pillin ; Fordjob by Murray Godwin ; Proletarian Spring by A. T. Rosen ; Bowhead Pete and the Mermaid by Jeremiah Digges ; I Went into the Country by Harry Roskolenko ; Homestead Days by Guy H. Rader ; Chant of the Cattle Brands by Howard McKinley Corning ; Toward Them by Charlotte Wilder ; Shame by Arthur Rimbaud ; Thin Men See Fatland and A Tree Straight from New York by Lionel Abel ; Slaves prepared by Elizabeth Lomax ; The Distinguishing Characteristics of Yiddish Literature by B. Rivkin ; Midsummer, Window and Lyric, by Opal Shannon ; Bombyx, by Miriam Allen deFord ; Destitution and Poem by Helen Neville ; Poem by Helen Neville ; Great Night and Crickets' Song, by Harry Kemp ; Biographical Notes ; Phrases of the People ; What Direction. Good (some staining at edge of rear cover, wraps yellowed, small tears at edges. Pages excellent) .