PATRICIA RUSSELL TO ALLEN AND UNWIN / STANLEY UNWIN, 2 AUG. 1946
BRACERS 50580. TLS(X). George Allen and Unwin Ltd.
Proofread by K. Blackwell

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THE HOTEL PORTMEIRION
PENRHYNDEUDRAETH NORTH WALES
August 2 1946

Dear Mr. Unwin,

My husband has asked me to write to you about your suggestion of a volume of essays. The one recently published by the C.U.P. is to be incorporated in the book he is at present writing, which he hopes you will ultimately publish; this was provided for in the contract with the C.U.P.

As to other essays: I have for some time been setting aside articles which seemed suitable for book publication. Many of these are among the papers we left in America, which, I hope, are now on their way home. Others are stored with the furniture of our Cambridge house, which we have given up. It will, I am afraid, be some months before we can assemble the lot and consider them. We will then let you know what we find that seems suitable still.1

Yours sincerely,
<signed> Patricia Russell.

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  As to other essays … suitable still. No new volume of Russell’s essays was published until Unpopular Essays in Sept. 1950.