Spring and All

Spring and All, volume of poems and prose pieces by William Carlos Williams, published in 1923 in Paris in an edition of 300 copies. It contains Williams’s attempts to articulate his beliefs about the role and form of art in a modern context. Included are some of Williams’s best-known poems. The prose portions of Spring and All were, according to the author, “a mixture of philosophy and nonsense” in a format that parodied contemporary experimentation...