Jameson, Margaret Storm, 1891-1986

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"How kind of you to send me this sweet smelling sachet to put away in my clothes. It is a pure moment of happiness..."

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"I have made what I think is a happy discovery, and shall be sad if you do not think so too. It is this, that the London Overseas section of the W.V.S. is holding a stock of new clothes from America..."

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"Your letter makes me think how idiotic that I should write an account of my unspectacular life seeing that you have not written an account of yours, which would be worth much more..."

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"I see that we share the same feeling about Miron Grindea, a mixture of affection and terror. I didn't see the ADAM 1966(7) issue in which you preforce collaborated..."

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"How good of you to send me this report on Delves House. I was a little more than half serious when I asked you about it. I'd think I have too much money in my hands at this moment..."

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"Thank you for writing. As soon as I finish a rather difficult task I shall read Rosenberg's book. I hope it is good, or good enough. Dorothy Richardson stands like a smiling ghost..."

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This collection contains letters and greeting cards to Ignace and Madame Legrand, P. Beaumont Wadsworth, and Marjorie Watts between 1941 and 1979.

Scope and Contents Contains office copies of books published by Secker into which a variety of materials were laid in, tipped in, or pasted in to many of them. These materials include handwritten and typed cards, letters and royalty receipts; Richards Press and Martin Secker publication announcements; press cuttings of book reviews and articles; photographs and clipped photographic illustrations; handwritten poems and essays; and fragments of dust jackets and dust jacket blurbs.Items which could...