Löns, Hermann, writer and publicist (1866-1914). Eigh. Letter from the U.S. "Hermann Löns". 1 p. With letterhead "Hannoversches Tageblatt". Gr. 4to. Hanover 21.XI.1910. To an editor who invited him to work. "... Your letter arrived around the time when I was just returning to the feuilleton of 'Hannov. Tagebl.' and also had more to do with the corrections of my novel and a lot of urgent commissioned work than my nerves, which had been severely scrubbed by my two-year stay in Bückeburg ...". He is now so overwhelmed with orders for original contributions, "that I can't do the tenth part, especially since I have to work through a novel that has been finished in the main since February. Maybe you'll tell me what kind of work you'd like me to do. Roman 'Der Wehrwolf, eine Bauernchronik', playing in the 30-year-old war in the Lüneburg Haide. I believe that he will interest you ...". - The letterhead with self-promotion is remarkable: "Most rich, non-partisan sheet of Northwest Germany. ==References====External links== ==References== Second largest edition of all morning newspapers published outside Berlin. Official publication organ of all authorities." - Small wrinkle crack.