Letters of Richard Watson Gilder

Delve into the world of nineteenth-century literature with this collection of letters from Richard Watson Gilder. As co-editor of The Century Magazine, Gilder was at the forefront of the American literary scene, and his correspondence offers a fascinating glimpse into that world. Featuring letters to luminaries such as Walt Whitman and Henry James, this volume presents an intimate portrait of a literary giant.
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