An edition of John Steinbeck, his language
(1970)
John Steinbeck, his language
an introduction
by James David Hart
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"150 printed ... for the joint meeting of the Roxburghe & Zamorano clubs in September 1970"--Colophon.
The facsimiles are a letter, dated Apr. 12, 1966, from John Steinbeck to Katharine Carruth Grover offering a replacement poem for printing by the Grace Hoper Press in the stead of some verses from his Stanford student days which he would not permit the press to print, and the poem itself, entitled "Latoniquem," which purports to be a translation by Steinbeck from the Ukrainian into a language of his own invention. It is this poem that is the subject of Hart's essay.
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