Born in London in 1882, arriving in Paris in 1900, then back to London, Paris, Florence, New York, back and forth, New York, Aspen, dies 1966; two collections published in her lifetime, this 'the closest we will ever get to the Collected' (Robert Conover) and containing: 'Early Poems: 1914-1925', 'Satires: 1914-1923', 'Love Songs: 1915-1917', 'Anglo-Mongrels and the Rose: 1923-1925', 'Later Poems: 1930-1950', previously unpublished, 'Didactic, Polemical and Prescriptive Writings' (including first publication of 'Feminist Manifesto', written in Florence in 1914), 'Profiles and Interviews', and 'Ready Mades', 330+pp; edited, introduced (45pp.), chronology and textual notes by Robert L. Conover, note by Jonathan Williams, illustrated with photographs; Jargon #53, signed by Conover and Williams.
