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First edition. Brown paper-covered boards; small 8vo. 130pp. With an introduction by Dorian Abbott. Eleven poems by Malcolm Cowley, published in the same year as his first book, six years before his first regularly published book Blue Juniata. Contributions from Norman Cabot, Grant Code, Jack Merten, Joel T. Rogers, R. Cameron Rogers, Royall Snow, and John Brooks Wheelwright. There had been a previous anthology published in 1917, with poems by Cummings and Dos Passos, hence the title. This copy is very good, spine thumbed, the name Evelyn Whitehouse with date on ffep; lacking the dustjacket.

87, [1] pp. 1 vols. 8vo. First edition of the author's first commercially published book (precededby a 1924 book printed in Florence). One of 200 signed copies for Subscribers. 87, [1] pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Crimson cloth. Slight discoloration, else fine First edition of the author's first commercially published book (precededby a 1924 book printed in Florence). One of 200 signed copies for Subscribers.

Condizione: Very Good binding. Large 8vo.; in the publisher's cream colored printed stapled wrappers, printed lettering in the Dadaist style; 28 pages, including a leaf of advertisements. There is some rust staining at the staples.~~Munson's circular announcing Secession described it as "an organ for the youngest generation of American writers who are moving away from the main body of intelligent writing in the United States since 1910. They are defining a new position from which to assault the last decade and assault the next." Also described as "our Dadaist experiments.our exegesis of the Machine Age." A scarce and important platform for the interwar modernists, Secession published an extraordinary group of poets and critics. This issue with Mark Turbyville's "Crucified Shadows"; Gorham Munson's Syrinx (the title corrected by hand); Marianne Moore's Bowls; E. E. Cumming's Four Poems; and Malcolm Cowley's Old Melodies: Love and Death. ~~Secession was short-lived. There were 8 issues of Gorham Munson's literary review. Uncommon. Very Good binding.