Hardly One Copy Would Sell Here

Rejection letter sent to Gertrude Stein by A. C. Fifield, April 19, 1912

I’m in the submission process waiting to hear if any other festivals will screen Strophische Gedichten. If history should not treat us so kindly (I still need to read both Francesca Wade’s Gertrude Stein: An Afterlife and Cecilia Konchar Farr & Janie Sisson’s As I Was Saying), may we all hope for better and brighter contemporary prospects than Stein received. So far, no one’s had anything but kind things to say:

Of course, the benefit of being a multi-disciplinary dilettante is perennially having too many irons in the fire. Sometimes that double-edge sword pays dividends:

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“Have I told you all I promised? I am aware that at various places in my narrative I have pledged that this or that should be made clear in the knitting up of the story. I remember them all, I am sure, but then I remember so much else. Before you assume that I have cheated you, read again, as I will write again.”

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