Includes: The Moon Pool. (8vo) red cloth. Inscribed "To Everett Harré, Whose liking for this book is one of the real rewards for having written it. Affectionately, A. Merritt". Later printing. NY: Putnam's, (1919) * 7 Footprints to Satan. (8vo) brown cloth, with a later Grosset & Dunlap dust jacket. Jacket heavily chipped. Inscribed "To Everett Harré, Hoping he'll enjoy this glimpse into a purely private hell. A. Merritt". Third printing. NY: Boni and Liveright, 1928 * 11 typed letters, signed from Merritt to Harré, on New York American letterhead (2), American Weekly letterhead (8), or Merritt's personal letterhead (1). Letters signed 'A. Merritt', Abe Merritt, or simply 'Abe', most discussing Harré's writings and possible periodical contributions. Also includes a letter from Jim Niles of the American Weekly, on Merritt's behalf.

Correspondence spans the years 1916 through 1941. On Dec. 19, 1935 Merritt writes: "To hell with the critics, and I certainly haven't gone Bolshie. But I do think that we have here the lousiest, posturing, feeble-minded exhibitionists called critics that any age has ever been cursed with since Keats and the Edinburgh reviewers."