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Contents Plan of the Series Introduction Acknowledgments Permissions Books by James Gould Cozzens Chronology I. Youth and Confusion Early Years Brought Up in a Garden-from James Gould Cozzens's foreword to Roses of Yesterday (1967) 1580 Facsimile: Illustrated composition 70 Facsimile: Staten Island Academy composition 116 Two Poems-"The Andes," The Quill, January 1915, and "Lord Kitchener," Digby Weekly Courier, 16 June 1916 Kent School A Democratic School-article by Cozzens, The Atlantic Monthly, March 1920 838 Books That Mattered-list of books Cozzens submitted to Christian Century, 22 August 1962 36 Emerson: "A Friendly Thinker"-essay by Cozzens, Kent Quarterly, December 1920 847 Harvard The Trust in Princes-poem by Cozzens, Harvard Advocate, 1 November 1922 113 Remember the Rose-story by Cozzens, Harvard Advocate, 1 June 1923 1984 Some Putative Facts of Hard Record or He Commences Authour Aetatis Suae 19-20-Cozzens letter to Matthew J. Bruccoli 619 A First Novel The Birth of Cerise: from Confusion 826 Facsimile: Pages from Cozzens's 1923 diary 721 The Death of Cerise: from Confusion 1165 Reception of Confusion #1 Review of Confusion-J. M., The Harvard Advocate, [Q: Date?] 453 Confusion: Studying the Conflicts of Youth Without Throwing Mud-review in The Boston Herald, [Q: Date?] 562 #2 Harvard Undergrad, at 19, Has 'Best Seller' Accepted-Boston Traveller, 1 April 1924 282 Beebe Celebrates Cozzens-from The Lucius Beebe Reader and Beebe's review of Cozzens's novel in the Boston Telegram, 8 April 1924 224, 107 A Voice From Young Harvard-C. B. O., Boston Evening Transcript, 9 April 1924 1476 Harvard Sophomore, Only 19, Writes Successful Novel-The World, 20 April 1924 304 There Was A Lady-review in The New York Times, 27 April 1924 837 The Pluperfect Virgin-review of Confusion, John Carter, New York Evening Post Literary Review, 10 May 1924 989 Cozzens as Scholar and Critic: His Preface to The Criticisms of John Keats on English Poetry Selected from his Letters 418 Facsimile: Inscription in Confusion to H. Tatnall Brown Jr. Facsimile: Inscription in Confusion to Ingle Barr Fiction Brief-review by R. B. F., The New Republic, 24 September 1924 158 II. Michael Scarlett, Cock Pit, and The Son of Perdition An Elizabethan Novel Meeting Nashe and Marlowe: from Michael Scarlett 1539 Cozzens Previews Michael Scarlett'-article by Cozzens, Princetonian, 12 June 1925 729 Shakespeare on Scarlett's Play: from Michael Scarlett 1775 Shakepeare's Praise-from the English edition of Michael Scarlett 12 Elizabethan England-review of Michael Scarlet, New York Times Book Review, 15 November 1925 492 #1 Cozzens letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 21 November 1925 301 Michael Scarlett: A History-review in The Times Literary Supplement, 4 August 1927 248 The Elizabethan World of Michael Scarlett-essay by George Garrett 1134 Facsimile: Inscription in Michael Scarlett to John Abbott Cuba and Europe Cock Pit An Inquisition: from Cock Pit, 831 Marriage-sestet of a love poem Cozzens wrote for Bernice 50 Don Miguel's Arrangement: from Cock Pit 3424 Cozzens to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 23 February 1928 67 Facsimile: Inscription in Cock Pit to R. O. Binet #2 A Passion in Cuba-review of Cock Pit, Isa Glenn, New York Evening Post, 29 September 1928 802, p. 21 Cuban Sugar Planters-review of Cock Pit, The New York Times Book Review, 7 October 1928 607 Cuban Drama-review of Cock Pit, David Bramble, New York Herald Tribune Books, 7 October 1928 438 Facsimile: Inscription in Cock Pit to H. Tatnall Brown Jr. Facsimile: Inscription in Cock Pit to Ingle Barr The Son of Perdition Cozzens to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 26 November 1928 901 Findley Meets Stellow: from The Son of Perdition 2403 Conclusion: from The Son of Perdition 732 Desperately Interesting-review of The Son of Perdition, William McFee, New York Herald Tribune Books, 1 September 1929 791 Son of Perdition-review of The Son of Perdition, William Bolitho, The New York World, 17 September 1929 973 Cozzens on his Early Novels-from Cozzens letter to John M. Iggulden, 20 March 1963 111 Figures in Cuba-review of The Son of Perdition, Vincent McHugh, Providence Journal, 6 October 1929 303 A Strongly Dramatic Tale of Cuba-review of The Son of Perdition, C. G. Poore, The New York Times, 6 October 1929 583 Re-assessing the Cuban Novels-from Cozzens letter to William Jovanovich, 28 October 1966 267 Writing Short Stories III. S.S. San Pedro, The Last Adam, Castaway, Men and Brethen, and Ask Me Tomorrow S.S. San Pedro A First Sentence-from Edmund Morris's address on Cozzens 186 The Ship at Dockside: from S.S. San Pedro 1510 Some Deep Sleep: from S.S. San Pedro 236 The Necessary Limitations of Man's Nature-from Cozzens letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 5 August 1929 152 Stephen Crane Redivivus-review of S.S. San Pedro, William McFee, The Saturday Review of Literature, 12 September 1931 747 Facsimile: Pages from Book of the Month Club News, August 1931 1320 New Novels: S.S. San Pedro, The Times Literary Supplement, 10 September 1931 467 Facsimile: Inscription in S.S. San Pedro to Ingle Barr Facsimile: Page with Cozzens's revisions for the 1967 Harcourt, Brace & World "Uniform Edition" 300 The Last Adam A Portrait of Henry Harris: from The Last Adam 1365 Facsimile: Pages from Book of the Month Club News, December 1932 1250 Cozzens' Novel of Life In New Winton and of Dr. Bull Worth While-review of The Last Adam, Joseph H. Jackson, San Francisco Chronicle, 8 January 1933 1257 Facsimile: Review by John Chamberlain, The New York Times, 8 January 1933 1650 The Last Adam-Cozzens letter to the Waterbury Republican, 19 January 1933 470 Excerpt from review by T. S. Matthews in The New Republic, 25 January 1933 73 The Last Adam-response to Cozzens letter-to-the-editor, Alfred C. Worley, The New Milford Times (Connecticut), 2 February 1933 543 A Cure of Flesh-review in The Times Literary Supplement, 23 February 1933 470 The World of Books: Imaginative Realism-reviews of S.S. San Pedro and A Cure of Flesh, Desmond MacCarthy, The Sunday Times (London), 12 March 1933 1383 Facsimile: Inscription in The Last Adam to H. Tatnall Brown Jr. Facsimile: Page with Cozzens's revisions for the 1956 Harvest edition of The Last Adam 225 Castaway Writing Castaway-from Cozzens letter to Frederick Bracher, 5 June 1958 57 Mr. Lecky Gets a Gun: from Castaway 1552 Facsimile: Explanatory preliminary note for Castaway included in the English edition 50 Facsimile: Inscription in Castaway to Gordon Cooper Castaway-review, Times Literary Supplement, 18 October 1934 451 Gruesome Crusoe-review of Castaway, Saturday Review of Literature, 17 November 1934 713 A Department Store Crusoe-review of Castaway, David C. Tilden, New York Herald Tribune Books, 16 December 1932 997 Mr Favorite Forgotten Book-Stanley Edgar Hyman, Tomorrow, May 1947 1175 Men and Brethren Lulu Merrick: from Men and Brethren 568 Cudlipp's Calling: from Men and Brethren 678 The First Reader-review of Men and Brethren, Harry Hansen, New York World-Telegram, 2 January 1936 894 James Gould Cozzens Portrays New York Clergyman and His Problems in Brilliant Novel-review of Men and Brethren, Herschel Brickell, New York Post, 2 January 1936 1064 Books of the Times-review of Men and Brethren, Robert Van Gelder, The New York Times, 4 January 1936 1013 A New Parish-review of Men and Brethren, Mark Schorer, The New Republic, 15 January 1936 308 Praise for Men and Brethren-excepts from E. W. Mandeville, Churchman, 1 January 1936; Elmer Davis, The Saturday Review of Literature, 4 January 1936; F. H. Britten, Books, 5 January 1936; C. B. Palmer, Boston Transcript, 11 January 1936; Kenneth Horan, Chicago Journal of Commerce [Q: Date?]; Henry Seidel Canby, [Q: Date?]; Time, 13 January 1936; Louis Kronenberger, The Nation, 15 January 1936; Dorothea Kingsland, The New York Times, 19 January 1936; Stephen Hole Fritchman, The Christian Register, [Q: Date?]; A. S. Hurley, Christian Century, 5 February 1936; and Living Church, 22 February 1936 Biographical Statement-Cozzens letter to Fred B. Millett, 4 February 1937 263 Portrait of a Vicar-review of Men and Brethren, The Times Literary Supplement, 14 March 1936 468 Facsimile: Inscription in Men and Brethren to H. Tatnall Brown Jr. New Novels-review of Men and Brethren, Cyril Connolly, New Statesman and Nation, 14 March 1936 337 Ask Me Tomorrow A Writer's Ambition: from Ask Me Tomorrow 555 Books of the Times-review of Ask Me Tomorrow, Ralph Thompson, The New York Times, 13 June 1940 805 Books And Things-review of Ask Me Tomorrow, Lewis Gannett, New York Herald Tribune Books, 15 June 1940 604 James Gould Cozzens at Work-Robert Van Gelder, The New York Times Book Review, 23 June 1940 900 The American Ineffectual-review of Ask Me Tomorrow, Jonathan Daniels, The Saturday Review of Literature, 29 June 1940 640 IV. The Just and the Unjust The Doylestown Case Body of Weiss Found in Creek; Shot, Weighted-article from the Philadelphia Inquirer, 23 January 1935 1628 Weiss Death Trials Start Tomorrow-article by George M. Mawhinney from the Philadelphia Inquirer, 24 February 1935 1332 Ex-Pal Names 2 Mais Aides as Weiss Slayers-article by George M. Mawhinney from the Philadelphia Inquirer, 27 February 1935 1852 Farrell, Wiley Guilty, Must Die in Chair for Weiss Kidnap-Murder-article from the Philadelphia Inquirer, 3 March 1935 2389 Progress Report-Cozzens letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 27 December 1940 354 The Just and the Unjust: Fiction Examines Life, Death, and the Role of the Jury -essay by Robert T. Harper Facsimile: Pages from the docket for Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. Francis Wiley and Martin Farrell The Novel The Docket: from The Just and the Unjust 636 The FBI on the Stand: from The Just and the Unjust 4155 Facsimile: Inscription in the dedication copy of The Just and the Unjust Facsimile: Front page for The Harcourt, Brace News, 15 July 1942 350 The Way Things Are Run: from The Just and the Unjust 508 Facsimile: Front page from Book of the Month Club News, July 1942 50 Judge Coates on Doing the Impossible: from The Just and the Unjust 2479 Reception of The Just and the Unjust The Conflict of Scruples-review of The Just and the Unjust, Joseph Hergesheimer, The Saturday Review of Literature, 25 July 1942 607 It's the Loudest Squeak That Gets the Grease-review of The Just and the Unjust, Rose Feld, New York Herald Tribune Books, 26 July 1942 826 Facsimile: Henry Seidel Canby's review of The Just and the Unjust in Book of the Month Club News, July 1942 600 A New Novel of the Law In America's Small Town-review of The Just and the Unjust, Joseph Henry Jackson, San Francisco Chronicle, 26 July 1942 968 Career of Ab Coates: Cozzens' Big Novel of an American Community-review of The Just and the Unjust, W. T. Scott, Journal (Providence, RI), 26 July 1942 598 Shakespeare, Swift, Steele, Gibbon, Austen, Hazlitt-Cozzens statement for Twentieth Century Authors 156 Yankees in the Courtroom-review of The Just and the Unjust, Arthur Garfield Hays, New Republic, 17 August 1942 548 What Lawyers Actually Do-review of The Just and the Unjust, Zechariah Chafee Jr., Harvard Law Review, March 1943 1851 Law and the Free-The Times Literary Supplement, 17 April 1943 785 Facsimile: Inscription in The Just and the Unjust to Ingle Barr J. Edgar Hoover Protests John Edgar Hoover letter to Cozzens, 31 August 1942 626 BOMC Apology-from Book-of-the-Month-Club News, December 1942 127 Cozzens letter to Robert Giroux, 15 April 1950 458 V. Guard of Honor A Coign of Vantage The First Manual-article by Lt. James Gould Cozzens, AFTAD Liaison Bulletin, 29 June 1943 380 Writing Clearly-article by Lt. James Gould Cozzens, AFTAD Liaison Bulletin, 9 July 1943 413 Facsimile: Memorandum for the Chief, Office of Information Services, 4 April 1945 320 Facsimile: Memorandum for the Chief, Office of Information Services, 14 April 1945 350 Facsimile: Memorandum for the Chief, Office of Information Services, 19 April 1945 450 Air Force Diary, Friday 20 April 1945 213 Air Force Diary, Thursday 26 April 1945 585 Facsimile: Memorandum for the Chief, Office of Information Services, 23 April 1945 470 Facsimile: Memorandum for the Chief, Office of Information Services, 25 April 1945 1150 Air Force Diary, Thursday 10 May 1945 84 Air Force Diary, Sunday 20 May 1945 71 Air Force Diary, Monday 11 June 1945 176 Facsimile: Memorandum for the Chief, Office of Information Services, 14 May 1945 350 Facsimile: Memorandum for the Chief, Office of Information Services, 12 June 1945 850 Facsimile: Memorandum for the Chief, Office of Information Services, 14 June 1945 450 Facsimile: Memorandum for the Chief, Office of Information Services, 23 June 1945 530 Facsimile: Memorandum for the Chief, Office of Information Services, 3 July 1945 1400 Writing Guard of Honor Facsimile: Pages from Cozzens's notebook 580 Cozzens letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 27 January 1946 382 Cozzens letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 13 October 1946 420 Cozzens letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 2 February 1947 482 Cozzens letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 1 February 1948 114 Cozzens letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 8 February 1948 112 Cozzens letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 14 March 1948 361 Cozzens letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 4 July 1948 299 Cozzens letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 18 July 1948 230 Cozzens letter to Kenneth Potter, no date 511 Cozzens letter to General Peabody, no date 336 The Novel Flying to Ocanara: from Guard of Honor 1032 The Rise of General Beal: from Guard of Honor 1662 General Nichols and Colonel Ross: from Guard of Honor 2818 The Philosophy of Colonel Ross-excerpts from Guard of Honor 132 Conclusion: from Guard of Honor 302 The Reception of Guard of Honor Guard of Honor-review by John P. Marquand, Book-of-the-Month-Club News, September 1948 576 What Can or Cannot Be Done-review of Guard of Honor, Melvin Maddock, Christian Science Monitor, 30 September 1948 602 War: Amateur vs. Pro vs. Children-review of Guard of Honor, John Woodburn, The Saturday Review of Literature, 2 October 1948 822 Zone of Interior-review of Guard of Honor, Brendan Gill, The New Yorker, 9 October 1948 1434 "You're in the Army Now"-review of Guard of Honor, Mark Schorer, New York Herald Tribune Books, 10 October 1948 873 On the Reviews by Gill and Schorer-excerpt from Cozzens letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 10 October 1948 159 A Bookman's Notebook: A 'War Novel?'-review of Guard of Honor, Joseph Henry Jackson San Francisco Chronicle, 25 October 1948 999 The Easy Chair-review of Guard of Honor, Bernard De Voto, Harper's Magazine, February 1949 1243 The Pulitzer Prize for Fiction-announcement in the New York Herald Tribune, 13 May 1949 72 Cozzens on Winning the Pulitzer-excerpt from Cozzens letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 8 May 1949 231 Artists in Contrast-review of Guard of Honor, C. P. Snow, The London Sunday Times, 20 November 1949 617 New Novels-review of Guard of Honor, Antonia White, The New Statesman and Nation, 3 December 1949 590 Beyond Reviews: Assessments after Guard of Honor James Gould Cozzens and the Art of the Possible-assessment by Stanley Edgar Hyman, New Mexico Quarterly Review, Winter 1949 7415 An Intelligent Tory-from Granville Hicks, "The Reputation of James Gould Cozzens," College English, January 1950 370 Facsimile: Cozzens letter to Mr. Cole, 20 January 1951 360 On Criticism-from Cozzens letter to Carlos Baker, 25 February 1953 161 Cozzens's Respect for the Upper Middle Class-excerpt from Francis Fergusson, "Three Novels," Perspectives USA, winter 1954 111 The Complex World of Guard of Honor-excerpt from Louis O. Coxe, "The Complex World of James Gould Cozzens," American Literature, May 1955 700 Guard of Honor: Providential Luck in a Hard-Luck World-essay by R. H. W. Dillard, in New Acquist of True Experience (1979) 4463 The Particularity of Guard of Honor-essay by R. V. Cassill, in New Acquist of True Experience 2723 VI. By Love Possessed Writing By Love Possessed Facsimile: Pages from Cozzens's notebook Facsimile: Docket for Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. John Warren 250 Cozzens letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 15 August 1948 93 Cozzens letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 16 January 1949 197 Cozzens letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 27 February 1949 266 Facsimile: Five drafts of the opening of an early version of By Love Possessed The Courthouse on a Friday September Afternoon-excerpt from By Love Possessed 127 Cozzens letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 3 April 1949 73 Cozzens letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 11 February 1951 243 Cozzens letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 22 April 1951 195 Cozzens letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 7 December 1952 246 Facsimile: Four drafts of an abandoned opening of the novel Facsimile: Page from working papers Facsimile: Revised galley proofs The Novel Time Scheme of By Love Possessed Jerome Weidman letter to Denver Lindley, 7 July 1957 85 Uncommon Words On Changing What's Going to Happen: from By Love Possessed 1166 Cozzens on the Flap Copy-excerpt from Bernice Baumgarten Cozzens letter to Denver Lindley, 3 May 1957 113 Arthur and Clarissa: from By Love Possessed 456 Excerpt from Fulke Greville's Mustapha Secrets Revealed: from By Love Possessed 3614 On the Cover of Time ## On Time-Cozzens letter to Fact, October 1963 435 Facsimile: Cover and pages from Time Magazine Acclaim for a Masterpiece BOMC Report-Clifton Fadiman, Book-of- the- Month-Club News, August 1957 215 James Gould Cozzens-Edward Newhouse, Book-of-the-Month Club News, August 1957 753 Summa cum Laude-review by Brendan Gill, The New Yorker, 24 August 1957 1844 SR's Spotlight on Fiction: "By Love Possessed"-review by Whitney Balliett, Saturday Review, 24 August 1957 1272 Facsimile: Jessmyn West review, New York Herald Tribune The World of Arthur Winner Jr.-review by Malcolm Cowley, The New York Times Book Review, 25 August 1957 1443 Nomination for a Nobel Prize-review of By Love Possessed, John Fischer, Harper's, September 1957 3458 Advertising: How They Sold a Best Seller-article by Carl Spielvogel, The New York Times, 20 October 1957 898 James Gould Cozzens: The Condition of Modern Man-excerpt from article by John William Ward, American Scholar, Winter 1957-1958 938 The Backlash Gone Tomorrow-review by William F. Buckley Jr., National Review, 10 October 1957 1196 Cozzens to Thurston N. Davis, S.J., 8 October 1957 207 Cozzens letter to William F. Buckley Jr., 31 October 1957 143 Profile of an Aristocrat: James Gould Cozzens-excerpt from article by Louis McKernan, C.S.P., Catholic World, November 1957 1322 Cozzens letter to Louis McKernan, 30 October 1957 284 Kick and Nut File-critical remarks collected by Cozzens 262 Dwight Macdonald's Attack By Cozzens Possessed: A Review of Reviews-excerpt from article by Dwight Macdonald, Commentary 1546 The Best Sellers of 1957 in the Bookstores-Publishers' Weekly, 20 January 1958 120 Cozzens to Dwight Macdonald, 5 March 1958 288 Cozzens letter to Buckley, 30 November 1959 350 Cozzens to Tally McKee, 18 February 1960 501 The English Reception Mr. Cozzens Hits the Jackpot-review article, C. P. Snow, Sunday Times (London), 8 December 1957 1260 The Limits of Conscience-review by D. W. Harding, The Spectator, 18 April 1958 1600 New Novels-review of By Love Possessed, Maurice Richardson, New Statesman, 19 April 1958 499 The Long Week-End-review of By Love Possessed, The Times Literary Supplement, 25 April 1958 935 Beyond Reviews: Assessments of Cozzens after By Love Possessed The Quarrel About Cozzens or The Vagaries of Book Reviewing-Heinrich Straumann, English Studies, August 1959 4352 Style in By Love Possessed-excerpt from Frederick Bracher, The Novels of James Gould Cozzens (1959) 2615 On Human Nature-excerpt from Cozzens letter to Frederick Bracher, 5 June 1958 210 On Keeping Characters in Character-excerpts from By Love Possessed and Cozzens letter to Michael Patrick Egan, 25 June 1959 182 & 292 Guardian of Middle-Class Honor-review of Bracher's The Novels of James Gould Cozzens, Elizabeth Janeway, The New York Times Book Review, 9 August 1959 1786 The William Dean Howells Medal-as presented by Malcolm Cowley, 1960 550 A Review of the Movie By Love Possessed-Paul V. Beckley, New York Herald Tribune, [Q: Date?] 544 James Gould Cozzens: How to Read Him-essay by R. H. W. Dillard (1997) 5277 On Writing for Grown-Up Readers-excerpt from Cozzens notebook, 9 October 1960 286 VII. Children and Others and Morning Noon and Night Children and Others Report on Children and Others-by John K. Hutchens, Book-of-the-Month Club News, July 1964 869 A Little Corner of the Status Quo-review by Frederick Crews, New York Times Book Review, 2 August 1964 538 Cozzens on Crews-excerpts from Cozzens letter to Crews, 20 July 1964, John O'Hara letter to Cozzens, 4 August 1964, and Cozzens letter to O'Hara, 10 August 1964 237, 42, 147 Cowley Responds to Crews-letter to the editor, The New York Times, 3 September 1964 439 A Cozzens Collection: Moments Captured Alive-W. G. Rogers, The Sunday Bulletin (Philadelphia), 2 August 1964 575 `Children and Others': An `Unknown' Giant Again Proves His Stature- Clifford A. Ridley, The National Observer, 3 August 1964 958 Raise the Banner Again for Cozzens-review by Jerome Weidman, Life, 7 August 1964 1261 By Ideology Possessed-review by Jeffrey Hart, National Review, 22 September 1964 1217 Morning Noon and Night Worthington on Vocation-from Morning Noon and Night 155 Presenting "True Experience"-from Selected Notebooks, 1960-1967, 12 November 1966 90 Worthington on Writers-from Morning Noon and Night 788 Cozzens and Jovanovich-Cozzens letter to William Jovanovich, 10 March 1968 203 Worthington on Ordering Experience-from Morning Noon and Night 298 A Stubborn Persuasion-from Morning Noon and Night 130 The Reception of Morning Noon and Night Report on Morning Noon and Night-by Clifton Fadiman, Book-of-the-Month Club News, September 1968 1289 A Sympathetic Reader-W. Jackson Bate letter to Cozzens, 2 July 1968 509 The Sense of Frustration-review of Morning Noon and Night, Hayden Carruth, Chicago News, 10 August 1968 751 Three Stages of Life-review of Morning Noon and Night, Granville Hicks, SaturdayReview, 24 August 1968 1080 Cozzens on Hicks-excerpt from Selected Notebooks, 3 September 1966 284 A Work of Unburdening Myself-review of Morning Noon and Night, John Barkham, Post-Tribune (Gary, IN), 25 August 1968 611 The Bookshelf: World of the WASP-review of Morning Noon and Night, Edmund Fuller, Wall Street Journal, 29 August 1968 1156 More Critical Views-Katherine Gauss Jackson, Harper's; Dr. Frederick Shroyer, Los Angeles Herald Examiner; Edwin M. Yoder Jr., Greensboro Daily News; Richard Sullivan, Chicago Sun-Times; Agnes C. Ringer, Free Library of Philadelphia Library Journal; Publishers' Weekly; Grace P. Comans, The Hartford Courant; Eldon Barrett, Seattle Post-Intelligencer; W. Emerson Wilson, Wilmington News; and South Bend Tribune Cozzens on Updike-Cozzens to Julian Muller, 5 November 1968 140 "The Secret Truth"-Cozzens letter to William Jovanovich, 19 November 1968 222 Cozzens' Stoicism Broke Down Under Lash of Critics-article by Emmett Peter, Sentinel Star, August 1978 1090 Luck Alone-quotation by Cozzens for Who's Who in America (1976-1977) 38 Recollections and Reconsiderations of Cozzens Whatever Wishful Thinking May Wish: The Example of James Gould Cozzens- essay by George Garrett in Just Representations (1978) 3170 Style and Techniques-from essay by Frederick Bracher for Just Representations 4283 Cozzens's Heroes-statement by James Dickey, New Acquist of True Experience (1979) James Gould Cozzens, 1903-1978-essay by Hortense Calisher, Proceedings of the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters, 1981 1349 James Gould Cozzens-A View from Afar-essay by John M. Iggulden, DLB Yearbook 1997 4390 The Wages of Sentimentality-excerpt from Edmund Morris's address on Cozzens, 15 September 2000 405 Requirements About Being Written About: or By Nimiety or Possessed-previously unpublished essay by Cozzens, 1977 2831 Cozzens's "Gallery of Lives"-quote from William Jovanovich (2000) 103 Appendix Cozzens on Contemporary Writers John Dos Passos On 1919-from letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 22 March 1932 262 On Dos Passos's U.S.A.-from letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 30 January 1940 234 Thomas Wolfe On Of Time and the River-from letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 12 March 1935 188 Cozzens on Genius-from letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 15 March 1935 229 Ernest Hemingway On To Have and Have Not-from letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 10 November 1937 211 On For Whom the Bell Tolls-from letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 18 October 1940 168 On The Old Man and the Sea-from letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 5 October 1952 288 William Faulkner Excerpt from letter to Bertha Wood Cozzens, 24 January 1939 739 Observations on Writing, Writers, and the Literary Life Excerpt from Selected Notebooks, 24 May 1960, p. 2 102 Excerpt from Selected Notebooks, 1 January 1961, p. 10 40 Excerpt from Selected Notebooks, 18 May 1961, p. 15-16 275 Excerpt from Selected Notebooks, 13 July 1961, p. 18 12 Excerpt from Selected Notebooks, 20 November 1961, p. 24 14 Excerpt from Selected Notebooks, 17 August 1962, p. 41 50 Excerpt from Selected Notebooks, 4 December 1962, pp. 48-49 365 Excerpt from Selected Notebooks, 1 May 1963, pp. 56-57 212 Excerpt from Selected Notebooks, 29 January 1964, p. 76 108 Excerpt from Selected Notebooks, 6 May 1964, p. 82 217 Excerpt from Selected Notebooks, 12 December 1965, pp. 100-101 412 Excerpt from Selected Notebooks, 10 January 1966, p. 102 56 "The Best Agent in New York" Essay by Matthew J. 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Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Cozzens, James Gould, 1903-Novelists, American 20th century Biography