Add MS 88907/7/17/2

Correspondence:

• Raine to Michael Swan (manuscript, [1945]), unwilling to translate poems from the French ('Find someone younger!'), and enquiring about the reprinting of Stone and Flower (1943) and proofs for 'The Faces of Day and Night';
• Swan to Raine (29 June, 1945), advising reprinting of Stone and Flower will be ready late August, and the awaited proofs in July;
• Tambimuttu to Raine (2 August, 1945), pleased to hear she has a second book of poems ready, and advising some delay in reprinting and proofs;
• Raine to Tambimuttu (typescript, 31 August, 1945), advising will be sending 'a batch of about thirty-five to forty poems' on return from her holiday;
• Tambimuttu to Raine (7 September, 1945), referring to paper for new volume of poems and possibility of 'a large advance';
• Raine to Tambimuttu (manuscript, [1945]) - further request for money;
• Raine to Tambimuttu (manuscript, 1 September, 1945), referring to conflict over drawings by Anna Kavan and Julian Trevelyan to accompany unspecified text by Raine;
• Raine to Dorothy [ ] (manuscript, 16 October, 1945), referring to advance paid, and to completing 'a piece of about 8,000 words that Tambi & Julian Trevelyan asked me to write to go with a set of drawings by Julian';
• Tambimuttu to Raine (1 November, 1945), requesting extracts from 'Faces of Day and Night' and 'your prose for Julian's drawings for inclusion in the next PL';
• Poetry London to Raine (31 December, 1945), enclosing cheque for 20 guineas;
• Poetry London to Raine (8 February, 1946), enclosing galley proofs of 'Faces of Day and Night';
• Raine to Tambimuttu (typescript, 7 March, 1946), referring to interest of Swiss literary review Labyrinthe in publications by Nicholson & Watson;
• Tambimuttu to Raine, responding to Labyrinthe enquiry, and noting that 'Gabriella [sic] Mistral has now gone back to her Chili [sic]';
• Poetry London to Raine (18 March, 1946), enclosing proofs of 'Faces of Day and Night' and informing that Jacques Vallette has been sent Stone and Flower according to his request.

Poetry (typescript):

• 'The Seal-woman' (Sweden, 1935);
• 'Chrysalis' (title 'Embryon' struck-through);
• 'A Strange Evening' (7 July, 1941);
• 'To A.M.' (19 July, 1941);
• 'Love Poem' ('for A.M.' struck-through, beginning 'Yours is the face that the earth turns to me...' - dated 7 June, 1942);
• 'Seen in a Glass';
• 'Absolution'.

Also, a review (typescript, with accompanying note (15 May, 1947) from Nicholas Moore to printer) of Herbert Read, A World Within a War (1944), published Poetry London, 3:11 (1947), pp. 71-72.