Jackson, Laura (Riding), 1901-1991
Dates
- Existence: 1901-01-16 - 1991-09-02
biographical statement
Laura Jackson was an American poet, critic, novelist, essayist and short story writer.
Found in 910 Collections and/or Records:
Letter from L.J. [Laura Jackson] to J. Howard Woolmer, 1977-07-29
"A kind word came from Mr. Logsdon as to the particular little gift - as you know I have responded to this. I have a thought: I would be willing for U. of Tulsa Library to have the carbon copies of the ms. of the latter part of Rational Meaning at this time..."
Letter from L.J. [Laura Jackson] to J. Howard Woolmer, 1979-01-18
"This is just a brief word on the Cooper's Thesaurus book. I have been hesitating as to sending it to you, thinking I had better be sure of your movements before I do."
Letter from L.J. [Laura Jackson] to J. Howard Woolmer, [1976]
"Your report of the copies of The Telling makes a restful conclusion, for me.--I am mindful of the matter of accounts, as to this. I need only to break off at some point in my work on material for the Chelsea issue. I have had to move the limit-line for that to January's end."
Letter from L.J. [Laura Jackson] to J. Howard Woolmer, 1976-02-22
"Thank you for your covering of matters with which I have presented you, in your letter. And for your very kind offer of assistance in the matter of my presentation of the Stein letters to Cornell V. Library - made in our telephone talk."
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"I shall be thining of the proposal you made in your letter as to a limited, signed, edition of the material sold to the Berg collection:..."
Letter from LJ [Laura Jackson] to Roderick Cave, 1968-10-09
"Among the papers (photographic-style reproductions) were pages of your authorship, concerning THe Seizin Press. There has been some delay in this person's continuing with the bibliographical work - for one reason, because of my having been hard-pressed with work in hand..."
Letter from L.J. [Laura Jackson] to Roderick Cave, 1968-11-29
"But I will send you immediate word to say it is a joy to me to meet...with the new so much cleaner atmosphere, and work."
Letter from L.J. [Laura Jackson] to Stanley Burnshaw, 1966-02-10, 1966-03-10
"This is the question of your part in the dealings that have been going on between the firm of Holt, Rinehart and Winston Inc., and myself. Your letter of February fourth confirms for me a strong sense I early had, after your active participation in these dealings, of the possibility of there having come to figure in them quite inappropriate literarily personalistic slants of attitude towards me."
Letter from Michael Blechner to Laura Jackson, 1976-08-26
"We do have copies of Survey of Modernist Poetry by Laura Riding and Robert Graves and A Pamphlet Against Anthologies by Laura Riding and Robert Graves."
Letter from Michael Blechner to Laura Jackson, 1976-09-14
"Your comments about EPilogue are of great value to bibliographers. I am puzzled, however, about No Decency Left."
Letter from Michael Blechner to Laura Jackson , 1976-09-22
"I am glad to hear of the bibliography in progress. If I can be of any service..."
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