Typscript letter to Roger Machell
Part of Papers of Lyn Newman
Thanks him for his criticism of her "Alison Cairns" manuscript. Asks the publisher to send a copy of "Field with Geese" to Mr F. A. Thorpe who reprints books in large type for the partially blind.
Newman, Lyn (1901-1973) author and journalist
Part of Papers of Lyn Newman
Thanks him for the specially bound copy of 'Field with Geese'. Asserts her belief in the importance of reviews to sell a book. Mentions the reviews of Maurice Wiggin and Peter Scott.
Newman, Lyn (1901-1973) author and journalist
Part of Papers of Lyn Newman
Explains her hopes for her book, 'Alison Cairns'.
Newman, Lyn (1901-1973) author and journalist
Typscript letter to Hamish Hamilton
Part of Papers of Lyn Newman
Promises to send her manuscript for "Alison Cairns". Suggests it might be better suited to an Edinburgh publisher such as Oliver and Boyd. Thanks him for his interest in the Fanny Kemble material.
Newman, Lyn (1901-1973) author and journalist
Part of Papers of Lyn Newman
Regrets that Morrows relied so much upon advanced subscriptions for 'Field with Geese'.
Newman, Lyn (1901-1973) author and journalist
Part of Papers of Lyn Newman
Quotes from a letter from Dorothy Gardiner in New York, who writes that she has reviewed "Field with Geese" for the Virginia Kirkus Service. Expresses disappointment with the lack of advertising that Morrows have undertaken for the U.S. edition.
Newman, Lyn (1901-1973) author and journalist
Part of Papers of Lyn Newman
Regarding Peter Scott's review of 'Field with Geese' in the Aberdeen University Review.
Newman, Lyn (1901-1973) author and journalist
TLS to The Editor of the Aberdeen Press and Journal
Part of Papers of Lyn Newman
Requests space in their publication to disclaim her responsibility for the misquoted passage for "So Much Love, So Little Money" that appeared in the Albyn School for Girls Centenary Book.
Newman, Lyn (1901-1973) author and journalist
Part of Papers of Lyn Newman
Mentions anxiety over Jill and Sophy. Covers the Robinson children, her prayers for Chris, and her anticipation of a report of a meeting with Mr Gledhill. Describes her arguments with Max over matters that include Cockcroft's renewed invitation of a position at Churchill College and the vertical division of Cross Farm. Writes that Nancy has inspired her to give a talk at the Luncheon Club on "The Economics and Practice of Buying Books" and asks for more information and ideas. Declares her intention of also writing to the National Book League.
Newman, Lyn (1901-1973) author and journalist
Part of Papers of Lyn Newman
Sends news of Max Newman, William and Edward. Mentions Janet du Cros. Asks if he has read "So Much Love, So Little Money". Goes into details of her publishing venture. Refers to the Hopfs and Bess Tapper. Remembers Max Born visiting her in the Kapitzas' house when she was first married, and the last occasion she spoke to Hedwig in 1940.
Newman, Lyn (1901-1973) author and journalist