Life, Letters and Addresses of John Craig Havemeyer (1914)

Taking inspiration from personal events as well as the general experience of growing up, Collin Sherwood Elwyn’s book of poetry tells the story of the late teens and early twenties, complete with joy, fear, apathy, and confusion. Exploring topics like Love, Ignorance, and Responsibility, Everything and All at Once, sets out to paint a widely encompassing portrait of what it is like to suddenly be accountable for one’s self. Whether streaking through the streets at night, or challenging religious beliefs, Everything and All at Once asks you to remember when you had to start owning up to the fact that you and your peers were going to be the ones running the world sooner than you ever could have imagined.