Box Archives 160-03-03-001 Box 14
Contains 748 Results:
Letter from George Dillon to Gilbert Neiman, 1941-08-25
Dillon was from Poetry: A Magazine of Verse, 232 East Erie Street, Chicago.
The letter is in reference to the publication of Neiman's poems, "The Furious Hero" and "Keen."
Letter from Harold J. Salemson to Gilbert Neiman, 1941-09-23
Salemson's address listed as:
Box 1621
Hollywood, California
Letter from a representative of Harcourt, Brace and Company Inc. to Gilbert Neiman, 1947-12-20
This letter is signed, but the signature is not legible.
Letter sent from:
Harcourt, Brace and Company, Inc. Publishers
383 Madison Avenue
New York, NY
Neiman's address listed as:
2222 Dwight Way
Berkeley, California
Card from Little Man Press to Gilbert Neiman, undated
Card from:
The Little Man Press
3747 Hutton St.
Cincinnati, Ohio
Letter to Gilbert Neiman, undated
The letter is signed, but the last name is not legible. The first name of the author is "David."
Letterhead is from The Brown Hotel, Fourth and Keosauqua Way, Des Moines, Iowa.
Notes from Esquire: The Magazine for Men , undated
Several notes on notepad pages with the heading, "Esquire: The Magazine for Men, New York, Chicago, Arnold Gingrich, Editor."
The notes are not addressed to Neiman, and the notes are signed as, "E.C.," and "W.S." The notes contain comments justifying the rejection of writings for publication. The titles of the writings under consideration are not provided.
Letter from Robert Lowry to Gilbert Neiman, undated
Lowry was from The Little Man, 3747 Hutton Street, Cincinatti, Ohio.
Neiman's work, "After the Revolution," is mentioned in the letter.
Letter from Stanley Dehler Mayer to Gilbert Neiman, June 21st
No year is provided on the letter.
Mayer was from Fantasy - A Literary Quarterly, 950 Heberton Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA.
The "cat story" and Neiman's Lorca translation are mentioned in the letter.
Letter from Stanley Dehler Mayer to Gilbert Neiman, undated
Mayer was from Fantasy - A Literary Quarterly, 950 Heberton Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA.
Neiman's Lorca translation is mentioned in the letter.
Letter from Charles Shattuck to Gilbert Neiman, undated
Shattuck was editor at Accent: A Quarterly of New Literature, 102 University Station, Urbana, Illinois
The letter contains critical comments regarding a work submitted by Neiman.
