Even since "Lustra," Mr. Pound has moved again. This move is to the epic, of which three cantos appear in the American "Lustra" (they have already appeared in "Poetry"--Miss Monroe deserves great honour for her courage in printing an epic poem in this twentieth century--but the version in "Lustra" is revised and is improved by revision). We will leave it as a test: when anyone has studied Mr. Pound's poems in _chronological_ order, and has mastered "Lustra" and "Cathay," he is prepared for the Cantos-- but not till then. If the reader then fails to like them, he has probably omitted some step in his progress, and had better go back and retrace the journey. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF BOOKS AND PARTIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NOTABLE CRITICAL ARTICLES BY EZRA POUND POEMS A LUME SPENTO (100 copies). Antonelli, Venice, June, 1908. A QUINZAINE FOR THIS YULE. First 100 printed by Pollock, London, December, 1908. Second 100 published under Elkin Mathews' imprint, London, December, 1908. PERSONAE. Mathews, London, Spring, 1909. EXULTATIONS. Mathews, London, Autumn, 1909. PROSE THE SPIRIT OF ROMANCE. Dent, London, 1910. POEMS PROVENÇA (a selection of poems from "Personae" and "Exultations" with new poems). Small Maynard, Boston, 1910. CANZONI. Mathews, London, 1911. THE SONNETS AND BALLATE OF GUIDO CAVALCANTI (translated). Small Maynard, Boston, 1912. A cheaper edition of the same, Swift and Co., London, 1912. The bulk of this edition destroyed by fire. RIPOSTES. Swift, London, 1912. (_Note_.--This book contains the first announcement of Imagism, in the foreword to the poems of T. E. Hulme.) OTHER PUBLICATIONS "A FEW DON'TS BY AN IMAGISTE," in "Poetry," for March, 1913. "CONTEMPORANIA" (poems), in "Poetry," April, 1913. POEMS PERSONAE, EXULTATIONS, CANZONI, RIPOSTES, published in two volumes. Mathews, London, 1913. FIRST OF THE NOTES ON JAMES JOYCE, "Egoist," January, 1914. FIRST OF THE ARTICLES CONCERNING GAUDIER-BRZESKA, "Egoist," February, 1914. OTHER PUBLICATIONS "DES IMAGISTES," poems by several authors selected by Ezra Pound, published as a number of "The Glebe," in New York. February, 1914. Alfred Kreymborg was at this time editor of "The Glebe." The first arrangements for the anthology were made through the kind offices of John Cournos during the winter of 1912-13. The English edition of this anthology published by The Poetry Book Shop. London, 1914. ARTICLE ON WYNDHAM LEWIS, "Egoist," June 15, 1914. CONTRIBUTIONS TO FIRST NUMBER OF "Blast," June 20, 1914. "VORTICISM," an article in "The Fortnightly Review," September, 1914. "GAUDIER-BRZESKA," an article in "The New Age," February 4, 1915. CONTRIBUTIONS to second number of "Blast," 1915. POEMS CATHAY. Mathews, London, April, 1915. (Translations from the Chinese from the notes of Ernest Fenollosa.) OTHER PUBLICATIONS THE CATHOLIC ANTHOLOGY, edited by Ezra Pound. Mathews, London, December, 1915.