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Enclosures for November 1936
Enclosure – Clipping from John O'London's Weekly, 6 November, 1936
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Enclosure – Time & Tide Review of Antigua, Penny, Puce November 14, 1936; RG's signed letter of response
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Enclosure – Review of Djuna Barnes' Nightwood
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Enclosure – Time & Tide Review of Antigua, Penny, Puce November 14, 19361; RG's signed letter of response
Dear Helen Fletcher,
It occurs to me to ask you what you have got.
I mean,[RG]: besides an admiration
for the New Yorker2, broad-minded tolerance of Lesbians and the laughter of Little Audrey[RG], realism, and a bold revival of the Victorian[RG] 'this is a work of art.'
Obviously you have something that you think a lot of[RG]
greatly prize[RG], or you wouldn't write[RG]
review[RG] so recklessly always.
Is it something you have[RG] written or are writing[RG], or merely something physical – a musk-gland or whatnot? If the former, I should
like to see it.
Sincerely yours,