Letter (typescript, dated 30 June only) enclosing seven poems (typescript, some dated): 'Elegy for a German Pilot'; 'Moon and Searchlights'; 'The Underground'; 'Christ's College Garden'; 'The Blackout'; 'Written in September, 1939'; and 'Good Friday 1941'.
Letter (manuscript, 31 October, 1943) from Birch to Tambimuttu, enclosing poems (not present) for consideration, with reply (23 November, 1945) from Tambimuttu, retaining one poem.
Six poems, in typescript ('The Wild Girl', 'Satiric', 'Eve', 'For Patricia', 'The Moon', and 'Fantasia'). All were published in Poetry London, 2:10 (1944), pp. 24-29.
M J T Tambimuttu: Correspondent Butterworth, Maurice E
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Two letters (14 February, 1942, and 26 March, 1944) from Butterworth to Tambimuttu, and poems in typescript, particularly 'The Conqueror' which appeared in Poetry London, 2:10 (1944), pp. 29-31.
M J T Tambimuttu: Correspondent Campbell-Rogers, Flight Officer
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Letter (manuscript, 2 June, 1945) from Henry Treece to Tambimuttu recommending poems (not present) by Campbell-Rogers. Letter (20 November, 1945) from Tambimuttu to Campbell-Rogers, returning the poems as 'unsuitable'.
Cooper to the Editor (manuscript, 23 May) enclosing two poems (not present) for consideration: 'If they are rejected you may destroy them. Silence at this distance speaks more eloquently than rejection slips'. Letter annotated: 'Perhaps for Forces Number'.
Brief letter (typescript, 14 August, 1943) from Mrs M E Fauvel to the Editor, submitting a selection of poems (not present) written by her husband, Capt Geoffrey Fauvel. With reply (7 November, 1945) from Tambimuttu ('not suitable').