Box 9
Contains 25 Results:
Mailer, Norman : Typed letter to Martin Levy., Mar. 26, 1997
Mailer cites his literary influences. Rudin # B-73
Marsh, John (husband of Margaret Mitchell) : Typed manuscript and letter to George B. Dolliver. Atlanta, GA., Jan. 5, 1937
The letter describes the genesis of "Gone With the Wind"; "Scarlett O'Hara and all of the other characters in the book are purely fictional"; Mitchell is pleasantly surprised by the reception of the book in the North. The manuscript (unsigned) tells the story of the discovery and the writing of the book. Rudin # B-74
Maugham, William Somerset : Autographed letter to Mr. Bafnale. Hotel Mozart., Aug. 7, 1934
Maugham expresses his thought process on the necessity of revision, writing and language. Rudin # B-75
Maugham, William Somerset : Typed letter to Deane Morrison. Villa Mauresque letterhead., Jul. 23, 1953
"What the author has to do is throw himself into the skin of his characters…" Rudin # B-76
McCullers, Carson : Typed letter to James Laughlin., Sep. 3, 1959
Writes of her writing career, her health and finances and her authorship of and participation in the production of her plays. Rudin # B-76A
Kirkwood, James : Eleven typed letters to editors and publicity staff of Little Brown. Los Angeles, CA. New York, NY., Jan. 1960-Jan. 1961
File of correspondence relating to the publication of his first book, "There Must Be A Pony!" Rudin # B-63
L'Amour, Louis : Typed letter to Evie Landsberg. Includes a photograph of L'Amour given to Evie Landsberg.Beverly Hills, CA., Feb. 8, 1953
L'Amour writes a unique and personal "courtship" letter. Rudin # B-64
Miller, Author : Letters to and from Saul Rosenzweig. Newspaper clipping. Brooklyn, NY., 1954
Correspondence referring to details of "Death of a Salesman" and "The Crucible". Rudin # B-77
Miller, Caroline : Autographed letter to Wesley Hartley., Nov. 18, 1959
Miller, Henry : Typed letter to Rene Fonjallaz. Paris, France., Mar. 15, 1937
Miller writes the Swiss author that he is enjoying Fonjallaz's analysis of the American temperment and the American woman. Rudin # B-78