Poet, playwright, and critic Howard Moss was The New Yorker's poetry editor from 1948 until his death in 1987, an impressive run. Very likely he accumulated a fine library. To wit, a copy of Snow Lessons (1986) by the Latvian-born poet and critic Ivar Ivask is signed and inscribed to Moss by the author. The volume is currently available on AbeBooks from Between the Covers Rare Books for $45 plus shipping. Ivask himself was the editor of the prestigious quarterly World Literature Today, formerly Books Abroad.
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| Ivar Ivask AbeBooks listing accessed February 15, 2025 |
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| Ivar Ivask AbeBooks item description |
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