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Places, People, Publications, and Drafts

• Places
• People
• Publications
• Drafts

. . . a poet & painter easily understands how you feel aboutleaving any beloved place--he's always putting huge pieces
of myself into whens & people & wheres & animals & trees & stones. For human creatures(& I hope we're human!)"things" equal illusion;actually,nothing's inanimate.

--E. E. Cummings in a letter to Gabrielle David, September 5, 1949

Places:

• 104 Irving St., Cambridge, MA and Norton's Woods
• Dépôt de Triage, La Ferté-Macé, Normandy (detention camp of The Room)
• 4 Patchin Place
• Paris
• Joy Farm and Silver Lake, NH ("Our Trip to Silver Lake" and "Silver Lake Revisited")
• Gravesite
• The Provincetown Playhouse

People:

• William Slater Brown (the "B" of The Enormous Room)
• "My Friend B." (more on Brown from Stanford Pritchard)
• Hart Crane (Academy of American Poets)
• Hart Crane (Poetry Foundation)
• Hart Crane (MAPS site)
• John Dos Passos (johndospassos.com)
• John DosPassos (UVA)
• The Adventures of John Dos Passos (Daniel Aaron)
• The John Dos Passos Society (blog)
• Joe Gould
• An article on Joe Gould and eleven of his notebooks (The Village Voice)
• "Joe Gould's Teeth: The Long-lost Story of the Longest Book Ever Written" (Jill Lepore, The New Yorker)
• Gaston Lachaise (Lachaise Foundation)
• Marianne Moore (MAPS site)
• Marianne Moore and Her Mother, portrait by Marguerite Zorach, 1925 (National Portrait Gallery)
• Marianne Moore (Academy of American Poets)
• Marianne Moore (Poetry Foundation)
• "At London Review of Books: Marianne Moore & Her Mother" (Poetry Foundation)
• Paul Rosenfeld (subject of EEC's elegy "o // the round" [CP 606])
• "Paul Rosenfeld: Three Phases: Portrait of a Humanist Man of Letters" (Edmund Wilson, Commentary, Feb. 1, 1948)
• Paul Rosenfeld's Port of New York: Essays on Fourteen American Moderns (Hathi Trust)
• Paul Rosenfeld (photo by Alfred Stieglitz, 1923)
• Jimmy Savo (vaudeville entertainer; subject of EEC's poem "so little he is" [CP 471])
• Jimmy Savo (in Italian)
• Gilbert Seldes (editor of the Dial and author of The Seven Lively Arts)
• An EEC drawing of Seldes (from CIOPW)
• Scofield Thayer (editor of the Dial)
• An EEC drawing of Thayer (from CIOPW)
• Biography of Thayer: James Dempsey, The Tortured Life Scofield Thayer (UP of Florida, 2014).
• A movie about Scofield Thayer, called Stroke of Genius, is forthcoming. Here's a link to the trailer.
• James Sibley Watson
• Edmund Wilson (Pace University)

Publications:

• Eight Harvard Poets (1917)
• The Enormous Room (1922)
• The 1922 Boni and Liveright edition of The Enormous Room (archive.org)
• An on-line text of The Enormous Room (Project Gutenberg)
• Him(1927)
• CIOPW (1931)
• EIMI (1933)
• Tom (1935)
• Santa Claus (A Morality) (1946) [first published in The Harvard Wake 5 (Spring 1946): 10-19.]
• i: six nonlectures (1953)
• Adventures in Value (1962)
• A Miscellany Revised (1965), now with edited and annotated versions of three essays: "The New Art" (1915), "Gaston Lachaise" (1920), and "T. S. Eliot" (1920).
• Fairy Tales (1965)
• Selected Letters (1969)
• Pound / Cummings: The Correspondence of Ezra Pound and E. E. Cummings (1996)
• Complete Poems (1991, 1994)
• E. E. Cummings Reads: A Poetry Collection (1953; 1975; 1977; 2001)
• The Voice of the Poet: E. E. Cummings (2005)
• Cummings' Titles (An annotated list of EEC's book publications)

Drafts

• Cummings Archive [A digital archive of some of Cummings' drafts (including some of his notes)]

The Dial:

• Milton A. Cohen, "The Dial's White-Haired Boy" Spring New Series 1 (1992): 8-27.
• The Dial / Scofield Thayer Papers (Beinecke Library, Yale University)
• The Dial building at 152 W 13th St. (from "John Cowper Powys in the USA")
• An EEC drawing of Thayer (from CIOPW)