Hardcover book titled 'Poems for Every Mood' compiled by Harriet Monroe and Morton Dauwen Zabel

Published in 1933 by D. Appleton-Century Company, 'Poems for Every Mood' was compiled by Harriet Monroe, founder of Poetry magazine, and Morton Dauwen Zabel, a literary critic and editor. This anthology represents an important collection from the early 20th century American poetry movement, gathering works organized by emotional themes to make poetry more accessible to general readers. The book reflects the educational and cultural mission of making literature approachable during the Depression era. This anthology appeals to collectors of vintage poetry books, literary historians, and enthusiasts of early 20th-century American literature. First edition copies are particularly valued by bibliophiles and scholars interested in Harriet Monroe's influential role in modern American poetry. The book's thematic organization and historical significance as a Depression-era cultural artifact make it an interesting piece for those who appreciate the democratization of poetry and the legacy of Poetry magazine's impact on American letters.