For this edition of cummings's work, George Firmage referred to the poet's manuscripts to ensure the accuracy of the transcriptions. This book includes the poems from volumes published during cummings's lifetime and the hitherto uncollected poems, as well as the unpublished poems issued in 1983.

Four tales include The Old Man Who Said 'Why', The Elephant and The Butterfly, The House That Ate Mosquito Pie, and The Little Girl Named I. . These whimsical, timeless tales, by one of our most treasured poets, will appeal to any generation. Ages 3+.

Drawing on his experiences in France as a volunteer ambulance-driver, Cummings recounts the series of mistakes that led to his arrest and imprisonment for treason. This edition restores much of the original manuscript and is illustrated with drawings that Cummings made while in prison in France.

Poems by E E Cummings, Art by Marc Chagall. Part of Welcome's new Art and Poetry gift book series, which celebrates the passions of life through unique pairings of words and art.

Contains one hundred and fifty-six poems which include E E Cummings' popular poems, his earliest creations, his vivacious linguistic acrobatics and his last valedictory sonnets.

Presents the diary of a trip to Russia in the 1930s.

In this collection. lyrical verses span the career of a 20th-century American poet, and illuminate his concern for the future of humanity.