Reporter’s notebook inscribed ‘For 1984 lists!’. Includes draft letters, 1984-1987 to Salah Stétié, to the secretariat of PEN, to Her Majesty's Customs and Excise, to St James’s Press, to Nouveau Quarter Latin meeting, to Mollie Lamb, to François-Xavier Jaujard, and to the Secretary for Appointm...
Letters and cards from Scott to David and Judy Gascoyne, word-processed translations by Scott of poems by Federico Garcia Lorca, drafts for courses including the work of Gascoyne, three versions of a list of Gascoyne's selected prose, two versions of a list of translations by Gascoyne, an essay ...
34 larger photographs, including some mounted on leaves from scrapbooks, thumb-nail copies of the Cambridge Poetry Festival of 1981, a photograph of a school group posed in front of a blackboard inscribed ‘Novr 3rd Jubilee 1887 with a group in fancy dress on the verso, a photograph of Gascoyne wi...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
1887-1987
Extent:
34 photographs and 2 sheets of thumbnail photographs
Page proofs of Collected Verse Translations, edited by Alan Clodd and Robin Skelton (London: Oxford University Press, 1970). With a damaged copy of the wrapper and a typed contents list of the revised Selected Verse Translations, edited by Alan Clodd and Robin Skelton, with an introduction by Rog...
Exercise book inscribed ‘David Gascoyne Oct/Nov/Dec 1989'. Includes tribute to Roland Penrose, draft letter of 30 Nov 1989 to Jenny de Margerie, notes for reading at Apollo Gallery, 17 Jan 1990, note on Eileen Agar, draft letter of 29 May 1992 to the Lord Chamberlain’s secretary relating to invi...
Publishers, etc., Alpha-Bloodaxe Alpha Wordprocessing, 1985. Alyscamps Press, proprietor Karl Orend. See Gascoyne personal correspondence with Orend at Add MS 89011/5/17 Atlas Press, proprietor Alastair Brotchie, 1983-1995, n.d. With catalogues of publications. Publisher of Magnetic fields, Gasc...
Articles and essays in a large volume Issue of Ultima Hora (sep 1978), dedicated to Joan Miró. With an anecdote relating to Miró told to Gascoyne by Roland Penrose, translated into Spanish with a facsimile of the opening of Gascoyne’s note.