Add MS 89065/7/15

Correspondents, surnames SI-TO.

• Jon Silkin. 1970-1997, n.d. .Correspondence, and an autobiographical memoir ‘Living through the sixties’. Correspondence includes letters relating to submission of poems to Stand (edited by Silkin), Outposts, and Agenda by both Dale and Silkin. Also includes leaves from Dale’s appointments diaries for 1965 and 1975 describing meetings with Silkin.
• John and Mildred Corbet-Singleton. 2010. Two Christmas cards.
• Aileen Walner-Smith. n.d.
• Stephen Stuart-Smith, of the Enitharmon Press. 1994-2011. Including Christmas cards published by the Enitharmon Press, that for 2001 bears Alan Brownjohn’s poem ‘Summer time ends’, that for 2005 Seamus Heaney’s poem ‘Holly’, and that for 2011 has had the poem detached.
• Paul Smyth. 1972.
• W. DeWitt Snodgrass. 1998-1999. With printed translations of ‘Spring’ and ‘Summer’ from Vivaldi’s ‘Four seasons’ [sic] (William B. Ewert, 1984) and the printed poem Old Jewelry (Palaemon Press, 1984).
• Society of Authors. 2008. E-mail correspondence on fees for reprinting poems.
• Marco Sonzogni. 2004. Letter asking Dale to translate three poems by Eugenio Montale from the Italian, annotated by Dale that he declined to do so.
• Jon Stallworthy. 1966.
• Timothy Steele. 1991.
• Kelly Stevens. 1978. Letter with questionnaire for Dale to answer.
• Anne Stevenson. 1984.
• David Storey. 1965-1968, n.d. Including Dale’s response to a questionnaire.
• Geoffrey Strachan. 1999.
• Marjory Szurko, Librarian, Oriel College, Oxford, 2004. Letters and e-mails mostly on the death of Alistair Ricketts and the publication of his poems Drawn from Memory. The published text is at Add MS 89065/9/7.
• Peter W. Thomas, editor of Scintilla. 2008.
• Nigel Thompson, of Christ Church, Oxford. 1996-2002.
• Anthony Thwaite, of the New Statesman. 1968-1997, n.d.
• Anne Tibble. 1976-1979. Correspondence, with her typewritten poem ‘Summer in the valley’.
• Anna-Sophie Tilly. 2005.
• The Times. 1988. Letter from Dale and many others asking for a blue plaque to be erected in honour of Ezra Pound in Kensington Church Walk.
• John Hales-Tooke. 1989.