[a letter from W.A. Dwiggins to Edward Karr + a postcard and an envelope] bigkenji It’s from the collection of

It’s from the collection of Louise Fili—and this is also the very item reproduced on pages 296 and 297 of Scripts

Selling books is much less maddening

Too bad it’s all in German

we thought to ourselves

Ours belonged to Inge Druckrey

[a letter from W.A. Dwiggins to Edward Karr + a postcard and an envelope] bigkenji It’s from the collection ofIts December 1955. Beacon Press has published We Sing of Life. Its got songs for children, young people, and adults. It was all written out by Bostons Edward A. Karrand W. A. Dwiggins cant get over how well it was done. How do we know this? Because this is a letter that Dwiggins wrote to Karr saying as much and also thanking him for some tobacco. Dwiggins would die the following December. Coincidence? Who can say? Were just asking the question. We