Newdick's Season of Frost

Newdick's Season of FrostIn 1935 Professor Robert Newdick of Ohio State University wrote to Robert Frost already America's most famous living poet in order to suggest certain revisions in the arrangement of the poet's collected poems. The brief letter was to begin a relationship of nearly five years (ending only with Newdick's untimely death in 1939) in which Newdick assiduously gathered materials from a wide variety of sources for a projected (but not "authorized") Frost

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