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Letter to Tevis Clyde Smith

Preece jokes about a Celtic republic with Howard as poet laureate and Smith as minister of the exchequer. More seriously, he tells Smith that he has spoken to Howard about Howard's drinking and declining poetic output, and notes that Howard has not written him lately.

Extract

Without your asking me, I mentioned to Bob the subject of his excessive drinking...

Harold Preece to Tevis Clyde Smith — December 19, 1929; surviving letter in the Tevis Clyde Smith papers, Cushing Memorial Library & Archives, as quoted by Rob Roehm.

Date evidence

Source ReportedDecember 19, 1929Source Reported

Textual states & sources

A printed transcription, draft, sent letter and physical TSS page are distinct kinds of evidence.

Harold Preece and Robert E. Howard · Volume Two-Gun Raconteur · 1929-12-19Surviving State · Edited Excerpt