A Guide to the Letters from John Lehmann and John Wain to Peter Hoy, 1962-1971 Lehmann, John, and John Wain, Letters to Peter Hoy, 1962-1971 10870-b

A Guide to the Letters from John Lehmann and John Wain to Peter Hoy, 1962-1971

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Accession number

10870-b

Title

Letters from John Lehmann and John Wain to Peter Hoy 1962-1971

Physical Characteristics

This collection consists of two letters.

Language

English

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Preferred Citation

Letters from John Lehmann and John Wain to Peter Hoy, 1962-1971, Accession # 10870-b, Special Collections Dept., University of Virginia Library, Charlottesville, Va.

Acquisition Information

These items were given to the Library by Peter Hoy of Merton College, Oxford, England, on October 5, 1989.

Scope and Content Information

This collection consists of two letters to Peter Hoy, French Tutor and Fellow Librarian, Merton College, Oxford, England, from John Lehmann (1907- ) and John Wain (1925- ).

John Lehmann, English poet and editor of New Writing and The London Magazine , responds in his letter, April 24, 1962, to Hoy's questions about his memories of Andre Gide by telling Hoy of his intention of discussing Gide in the third volume of his autobiography.

John Wain, an English poet and novelist, thanks Hoy for copies of the Anglo-Welsh poet and translator Anthony Conran's (1931- ) poems and hopes that Conran will soon be able to give a reading at Brasenose, December 1, 1971.