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Memoirs of Waldo Frank
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Waldo Frank Letter to Harry Salpeter
Frank writes to Harry Salpeter, 29 May 1933, telling him to keep a book as long as he needs it. Date from postmark on accompanying envelope, which includes an annotation by Salpeter, "I accept your suggestion."
Time Exposures
Otto H. Kahn -- William Lyon Phelps -- Georgia O'Keeffe -- Ignace Paderewski -- Max Steuer -- Carl Sandburg -- Helen Westley -- Thomas Beer -- Ernest Bloch -- Charles Chaplin -- Dr. Abraham Arden Brill -- Hendrik Willem Van Loon -- Horace B. Liveright -- John Dewey -- Sinclair Lewis -- Leo Ornstein -- A.R. Orage -- Theodore Dreiser -- Katherine Cornell -- Alfred Stieglitz
The Dark Mother a Novel
Explore the profound depths of human experience with Waldo David Frank's compelling novel, "The Dark Mother: A Novel." This powerful narrative delves into themes of identity, heritage, and the eternal struggle between light and darkness. What mysteries does the Dark Mother hold, and how do they shape the lives of those who encounter her? Frank's evocative prose and intricate storytelling will challenge your perceptions and invite you to ponder the nature of existence. As you journey through this novel, you’ll encounter richly drawn characters and a story that resonates with emotional and philosophical depth. A must-read for anyone interested in exploring the complexities of human nature and myth. Are you prepared to confront the profound themes of the Dark Mother and embark on a journey of introspection and discovery? Immerse yourself in the evocative world of "The Dark Mother: A Novel" and experience a narrative that will stay with you long after the last page. Purchase your copy today and explore the depths of this extraordinary story!
Our America
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The Correspondence Between Hart Crane and Waldo Frank
It is difficult to overestimate the impact that his friendship with Waldo Frank had on the life and work of Hart Crane. Crane often sent poems to Frank for advice and feedback, and, according to one of his biographers, the opinion that he "treasured most...was that of Waldo Frank." The best evidence that remains of the relationship between the two men is in their correspondence. However, until now, a completed, unedited version has not been available. Cook provides his readers with an introductory essay, followed by the letters, arranged in historically verifiable sequence and annotated with extensive footnotes and editorial comments. He also provides a complete index, keyed to existing ethical and descriptive bibliographies, making the book a particularly useful reference tool.
