In 1931, Caresse also published "Torchbearer", a collection of his poetry with an afterword by Ezra Pound, and "Aphrodite in Flight", a 75-paragraph-long prose-poem and how-to manual for lovers that compared making love to a woman to flying planes. Caresse published a boxed set of Crosby's work titled "Collected poems of Harry Crosby" containing "Chariot of the Sun" with D. H. Lawrence's introduction, "Transit of Venus" with T. S. Eliot's introduction, "Sleeping Together" with Stuart Gilbert's introduction, and "Torchbearer" in 1931. It was hand-set in dorique type; only 50 copies were printed.