Mark Twain Quarterly v06n02 [1943-Winter/Spring] (Stephen Vincent Benét Number)
The Mark Twain Quarterly is a journal devoted to the life and works of the American author Mark Twain. It was founded by Cyril Clemens (1902-1999), a distant cousin of Samuel Langhorn Clemens who edited the magazine from 1936 to 1982. The title was changed to the Mark Twain Journal with the Summer 1954 issue. This is a scan of the Stephen Vincent Benét memorial issue of the Mark Twain Quarterly from 1943 with articles about Benét and tributes to him in prose and verse by Robert Nathan, Carl Sandburg, August Derleth, Struthers Burt, Joseph Auslander, Frank Luther Mott, Vice President Henry A. Wallace, and more. There's also an interview with Benét, conducted sometime before his death in 1943. CONTENTS: Mark Twain Quarterly v06n02 [1943-Winter/Spring] (Stephen Vincent Benét Number) Stephen Vincent Benét 1898-1943 - [Cyril Clemens] (editorial) (pp. 1-3) Stephen Vincent Benét - Percy MacKaye (pm) (p. 3) Lines For The Beloved Bard - Joseph Auslander (pm) (p. 3) Stephen Vincent Benét And His America - Robert Nathan (ar) (pp. 4-5) This Was An American (Stephen Vincent Benét: 1898-1943) - Charles J. Quirk (pm) (p. 6) A Voice That Cannot Be Replaced - Struthers Burt (vi) (p. 6) A Chat With Stephen Vincent Benét - Cyril Clemens (interview) (pp. 7-9) Recollections Of Steve Benét - Thomas Caldecott Chubb (ar) (pp. 10-12) Benet's Sympathetic Understanding - Carl Becker (ar) (p. 13) A Page Of Tributes To Benét - Carl Sandburg, Mark Van Doren, August Derleth, John A. Lomax, and Richard…
- Series
- Mark Twain Quarterly
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- Adventure, Fiction and letters
- Language
- English
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- Pulp adventure
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- None stated by the archive
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- Teens profiles and older (placed by Invisible Network from what the archive says; archives give no ratings)
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