Quiet, Please
| First published | 1952 |
|---|---|
| Series | Virginians Are Various #2 |
| Publisher | University of Florida Press |
| Format | Hardcover |
| Type | Nonfiction |
| Cover art | Richard Neidhardt |
| Pages | xxxv+105 |
| Price | $3.00 |
"The Head" is a photograph of the sculpture by Holbrook
| Page | Title | Author(s) | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | Some of Which Borders on Egotism | James Branch Cabell | Essay |
| 17 | About the Craft of Spoiling Paper | James Branch Cabell | Essay |
| 25 | Of Reverting to Old Friendships | James Branch Cabell | Essay |
| 40 | Regards Contentment in Compromise | James Branch Cabell | Essay |
| 52 | Considers One-Third of Our Living | James Branch Cabell | Essay |
| 56 | Conception and Birth of a Trinity | James Branch Cabell | Essay |
| 65 | Attends on the Sublime Virginian | James Branch Cabell | Essay |
| 72 | As to Several Laws of Dreamland | James Branch Cabell | Essay |
| 79 | Remote Evolution of a Romantic | James Branch Cabell | Essay |
| 89 | In Praise of an Exceeding Economy | James Branch Cabell | Essay |
| 94 | Concerning Many Long Dead Persons | James Branch Cabell | Essay |
| 101 | Which, at Last, Becomes Rational | James Branch Cabell | Essay |
| xi | The Portrait | Marjorie Burke | Essay |