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There is no signature line or address on this letter, but it is presumably written by Gilbert Neiman.

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This letter contains no signature line, but is presumably written by Gilbert Neiman.

In this letter, Neiman makes mention of: Henry Miller; "The Air-Conditioned Nightmare"; "Between Worlds"; Anais Nin; Ramon J. Sender; Garcia Lorca; "There Is a Tyrant in Every Country"

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: 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 From the Sub-Series: 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...

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This correspondence was in a file that Neiman had labeled as "Editors - (Letters To)"

Much (but no all) of the correspondence in this file appears to deal with Neiman's attempts to have his novel, "The Heart is an Underworld" published.

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Mailing envelope included.

Neiman's address listed as:

1550 Sherman Street Denver, Colorado

Letterhead reads:

Department of Agriculture Office of the Secretary Washington

Personal names mentioned in the letter:

Dr. Campa

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Newspaper clipping and envelope.

Newspaper article titled, "Literary Bridge Between Two Continents" by Mildred Adams

Ca. May 1961, from the New York Times Book Review.

Clipping provided to Gilbert Neiman by Charles Gauld

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Most of the correspondence in this folder is between Gilbert Neiman and Lorraine Casby, who was Dean of the University at Inter-American University of Puerto Rico (at that time that Neiman was employed there.)

Also included is a letter to "Dean Boyer" from Gilbert Neiman dated 1963-03-09; a letter from "Grover" to Lorraine Casby dated 1960-10-26; and a letter from "Grover" to Dr. Ronald C. Bauer dated 1960-10-26.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: 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...

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Empty envelope.

Addressed to:

Gilbert Neiman 2222 Dwight Way Berkeley, California

Return address:

Name not legible. 1330 Commerce Dallas, Texas