Description: The work of T. S. Eliot has been read, analyzed, discussed, and criticized more than the work of any other modernist poet. Included in this newly discovered collection of poems are early drafts of "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" and "Portrait of a Lady" as well as pages of bawdy verse that Eliot never shared with the public. Members of generations raised on T. S. Eliot will revel in the cache of revelations, compiled from criticism, correspondence, and interviews, about what inspired and influenced the early work of the poet whom the New York times Book Review refers to as "an artist with totemic presence in the cultural imagination ... a literary shaman."

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