Brom Weber’s edition gathers Hart Crane’s letters from his teenage years in Ohio to his last months in Mexico, arranged in four parts with a chronology and a list of correspondents. They record his poverty and family quarrels, his friendships with writers and artists, his struggles over The Bridge, and the restlessness of a life that ended at sea in 1932.
Indispensable for readers of modern American poetry and anyone drawn to Crane’s brilliant, troubled life. Download the free EPUB.