"The most impressive man I ever met," wrote one newsman of many years reporting experience, "was by all odds, Robert Frost...He was a giant whose talent and personality Fused into an absolutely infrangible whole." From 1915, shortly after his re-turn from England - when he had just begun to win recognition as a poet - until the time of his death - having attained world-acclaim as both man of letters and sage -one of the ways in which Robert Frost was revealed to his ever-enlarging public was through published interviews. Covering this period of almost half a century, INTERVIEWS with ROBERT FROST gathers from over seventy sources a selection that records rich and diverse examples of the famous poet's encounters with interviewers who included not only journalists - singly and in press-conference groups, at home and abroad - but also fellow poets, college professors, scientists, radio and television personalities, and even the members of a United States Senate subcommittee. Informally, yet vividly and with penetrating incisiveness, Robert Frost, as reported in the interview of this volume, deals with a fascinating range of subject matter education and teaching, science and the humanities, the realm of poetry, certain of the celebrate figures of his era, politics and international affairs, profound philosophic concepts and simple matters of everyday existence, life and death. Interviews with Robert Frost is a book with appeal as varied as the many-faceted individual it presents, and it is one that will be especially welcomed not only by literary students, but by all admirers of Frost the poet and man.