Sinclair agrees to "run through" Kress's manuscript and send it along to [Benjamin] Huebsch. Sinclair concludes the letter with mention that he has "happily started on Volume Two of the novel, which I am going to call Dragon's Teeth, and have about twenty-five pages. . . ." Dragon's Teeth would ultimately become the third volume in the World's Endseries, and be awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1943.