It is limited to 126 copies signed by the author.' 'This edition, designed by John Kristensen, was printed letterpress from Fairfield type on Mohawk Superfine paper and bound at Firefly Press, Somerville, Massachusetts, for release on May 3, 1992, May Sarton's eightieth birthday. The silence now: new and uncollected earlier poems.

New York: Rinehart & Company, Inc., 1948. Mount Vernon, Iowa, The English Club of Cornell College, c1950. Printed in England first by Cresset Press, London, 1939 and then in Boston by Houghton Mifflin with a slightly different

Cloud, stone, sun, vine poems, selected and new.

As does New Hampshire, and other poems.

Stevens hears the mermaids singing a novel.

The education of Harriet Hatfield: a novel.Garden City, New York, Doubleday & Company, inc., c1946. Sarton Fund, c/o The American Academy of Arts & Sciences, Norton's Woods, 136 Irving St., Cambridge, MA 02138. The Sarton Estate recorded May Sarton's memorial service, which may be ordered for a small sum that includes a donation to the fund. (Her father was a historian of science at Harvard.) The Sarton Fund has been established and is held under the auspices of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, of which May Sarton was a member. May Sarton wished that upon her death a fund would be established from the residue of her estate to provide scholarships for poets and historians of science. Metuchen, New Jersey: The Scarecrow Press, Inc., 1978. For a comprehensive bibliography describing works by and about Sarton, see May Sarton: A Bibliography. I have sometimes listed multiple editions if the illustrations or supporting materials are different. Many newer editions of her works are also in print. I've tried to list first editions here, whenever possible, or at least to give the copyright date if I couldn't find a complete reference to the first edition. At her death, May Sarton had written 53 books: 19 novels, 17 books of poetry, 15 nonfiction works including her acclaimed journals, 2 children's books, a play, and some screenplays.

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