The Letters of Robert Frost to Louis Untermeyer de Frost, Robert, and Untermeyer, Louis (Foreword and with added commentary by) - 1963

New York.: Holt, Rinehart and Winston., 1963. First edition. Stated 1st edition.. Hard cover. Very good in good dust jacket. Price clipped. Light age-toning to book cover. Jacket has edge wear, minor sun-fade to jacket spine.. 1 Off-white sturdy cloth over boards. Green and Black titles. Facsimile Frost signature in title. ix, 388 p. 25 cm. The record of a rare friendship, and something New England poet Robert Frost refused to write, his autobiography. Louis Untermeyer's last visit with Frost was a week before the poet died. Revealed are facts previously unknown, candid comments on Frost's contemporaries, and his moods: earthy realism, professional jealousy, reactions to criticism, proud, vital, and more human than thought to be. Also, Frost is seen as a serious craftsmen, profound thinker, playful commentator, humorist and punster, as a writer of parody, satire, limerick. This correspondence began in 1915.