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Fifty-one letters from Lowell to Elisabeth B. Cutting, 1916-1925, an editor at the NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, concerning articles for the magazine, her poetry, speaking engagements, other writers such as Richard Hunt, Mrs. Kizer, and Winifred Bryher, critics of her writing, the New Poetry, her friend Mrs. Ada Russell, her health, her memories of James Russell Lowell, her work with Chinese poetry, being on tour, and other aspects of her literary work; two letters to Thomas Boyd, 1923; and two letters to other editors of NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, 1916. There are also four letters to Cutting from Ada Russell and W.W. Kean, 1919-1925, about Amy Lowell.
- "Fifty-one letters from Lowell to Elisabeth B. Cutting, 1916-1925, an editor at the NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, concerning articles for the magazine, her poetry, speaking engagements, other writers such as Richard Hunt, Mrs. Kizer, and Winifred Bryher, critics of her writing, the New Poetry, her friend Mrs. Ada Russell, her health, her memories of James Russell Lowell, her work with Chinese poetry, being on tour, and other aspects of her literary work; two letters to Thomas Boyd, 1923; and two letters to other editors of NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, 1916. There are also four letters to Cutting from Ada Russell and W.W. Kean, 1919-1925, about Amy Lowell."@en