Jackson, Laura (Riding), 1901-1991

"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..."

"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."

"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."

"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."

"Your comments about EPilogue are of great value to bibliographers. I am puzzled, however, about No Decency Left."

"I am glad to hear of the bibliography in progress. If I can be of any service..."

"Thank you ver much for your letter of 20 December and the list made by Ellsworth Mason."

"I think I should answer your last letter because it was I who originally suggested the possibility of publishing the manuscripts that Mr. Woolmer sold for you to the Berg Collection. I saw them briefly as they passed through here, and I liked the bit that I read. But it was after they were gone that we began to discuss the idea of publication--and we then no longer had access to the material."

"Dear Friend: Here are the papers duplicated so far for the MLA seminar on Laura Riding and Robert Graves. As you can see, only the papers on Riding are in this packet."

"We have read your letter of May 24 with great interest, and we hasten to reply that we would be happy to consider your article on "The Fugitives" for publication in DQ."