In the following year, Frost returned to United States of America and purchased a farm in Franconia in New Hampshire, where he continued with his poetry prowess. News of his works spread like fire. The Atlantic Monthly editor asked for some of his poems and Frost without relenting gave them the poems that they had rejected before. This showed a great hypocrisy of the media that were not publishing works of little known people, but were going for the people of influence in that time.