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"I've delayed answering your letter of the 1st of February until I could come to a decision on a limited, signed, edition of Chelsea #35. After giving the matter much thought I've come to the conclusion that taking say 100 or 150 sets of sheets from Miss Raiziss and having them bound in cloth with a signed, limited leaf wouldn't work."

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"As I wrote to you, I am, litt[l]e by little, sorting work-papers and xxx.ms. accumulations - I could fill out what I sent to you (my portion of it, as distinct from that of Susan Morris), with somewhat more just now, if you like. Anyhow, after a further exploring in these things, of immediate days, I set aside for sending you the manuscript of a long piece of writing of the title 'Twentieth Century Literary Individualism'."

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"You have yet had from me a proper acknowledgement of the copy of the so thorough coverage of the bibliography project that your letter to Alan Clark was. I was entirely pleased by it, your comments on the problems as envisaged by you, and on the part you saw possible for yourself."

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"It pleases me, your thinking that a special edition of the special Chelsea issue may be in order. I have just had word from Miss Raiziss as to this, and she now seems quite ready to take what might be her part in an arrangement in calm stride."

Scope and Contents "I have now sent to Miss Raiziss what I think is probably the last of the material for Chelsea #35. I have more ready, but I think it likely the length limitations of an issue will prove strained even with just what I have sent to her. There will be on the cover the title of an introductory piece, which by the form of its presentation may be take for poem, but it is not one: 'It Has Taken Long...'"..."...I may be quote wrong, but, despite the usual treatment my work...