Scope and Contents Note: There is also a piece of correspondence in the folder titled, "The American and The Frenchman, Folder 2, 1955," found in the "Gilbert Neiman Writings / Publications" sub-series. That correspondence is to Neiman from Byron R. Bryant of "Pacifica Foundation" regarding publishing.Note: There is also a piece of correspondence in the folder titled, "Essays - Artists," found in the "Other Papers" sub-series. That correspondence is a hand-written letter from an unknown author...

Scope and Contents Neiman had these letters in a folder for "George Landy" correspondence. Most of the correspondence in this file is related to the publication of Neiman's novel, "There is a Tyrant in Every Country," and with is his efforts to have additional works published.Much of the correspondence is from an author known simply as "Liz." Most of the correspondence from "Liz" is on letterhead from McMurray's: The Personal Bookshop, 1330 Commerce Street, Dallas 1, Texas....

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Notation at top of letter indicates that it is a copy. Singer was from Simon and Schuster, Inc.

The letter is in reference to Neiman's work, "The Heart is an Underworld."

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Singer was from Simon and Schuster, Inc. Publishers, 386 Fourth Avenue, New York.

Neiman's address listed as:

1340 Josephine Street Denver, Colorado

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Neiman had this correspondence in a folder labeled, "Publishers." Most of the correspondence deals with the Neiman's attempts to have his writings published, or to offer his services as a translator.