Boynton.
Hunt, R. and Snow, R.H. Amy Lowell. 1921.
Untermeyer.
Bookm. 47 ('18): 255. (Phelps.)
Chapbook, 1-2, May, 1920: 8.
Dial, 61 ('16): 528; 65 ('18): 346; 67 ('19): 331
Egoist, 1 ('14): 422; 2 ('15): 81, 109; 3 ('16): 9.
Freeman, 4 ('21): 18.
Ind. 87 ('16): 306 (portrait); 88 ('16):533 (portrait); 93 ('18): 294.
Lit. Digest, 52 ('16): 971; 63 ('19): Nov. 29, p. 31 (portraits);
72 ('22): 38.
Lond. Mer., 3 ('21): 441.
New Repub. 6 ('16): 178.
No. Am. 207 ('18): 257, 736.
Poetry, 6 ('15): 32; 9 ('17): 207; 10 ('17): 149; 13 ('18): 97;
15 ('20): 332.
Sewanee R. 28 ('20): 37.
Spec. 125 ('20): 744.
Touchstone, 2 ('18): 416; 7 ('20): 219.
+George Barr McCutcheon+ (1866)--novelist.
The creator of Graustark. For bibliography, see _Who's Who in America_.
+Percy (Wallace) Mackaye+--dramatist, poet.
Born in New York City, 1875, son of Steele Mackaye, dramatist and
manager. A.B., Harvard, 1897. Traveled in Europe, 1898-1900, studying at
the University of Leipzig, 1899-1900. Taught in private school in New
York, 1900-04. Joined the colony at Cornish, New Hampshire, 1904. Since
then has been engaged chiefly in dramatic work.