Letter from Hubert Creekmore to Herbert Cahoon, Jackson, Mississippi, 1951 January 22 : typescript signed.

Explaining that his lack of correspondence was due to his father's passing, sharing that the event, "was not entirely unexpected at some date, but was just the same very saddening and upsetting"; discussing how his father's death altered his plans to move to New Orleans to work on his novel; noting that he plans to visit New Orleans and then New York, exclaiming, "we'll have to see each other and develop plans for a flood of bibliographies!"; discussing his Ezra Pound bibliography; mentioning that his "Mallarme" translations [French poet Stéphane Mallarmé] were passed over by New Directions publishing house.