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In this piece I discuss the early years of Psychoanalytic Perspectives; how the first issues of the Journal were organized; the origins of the Creative Literary Section; my work on “Notes from the Creative Literary Editor” in every issue; calls to the worldwide psychoanalytic community for poetry and stories from the creative unconscious; and summaries of topics for the section such as “From Painting into Words,” “From One Unconscious to Another,” “People in Analysis,” “Mothers of the Milky Way,” “Dreams as Poetry,” “The Art of Thomas Ogden,” “Letters to Dearest Mother from Famous Writers,” “D.W. Winnicott: The Unexpected Poet,” and “Creativity and Madness.”