Although this letter contains no signature line, it is certainly authored by Neiman. The "Rimbaud translation" is mentioned in the letter, (as well as some poetry,) and the Lorca play's publication in "New Directions," 1939.

Return address listed as:

1340 Josephine St. Denver, Colorado

Macdonald's address listed as:

Partisan Review New York City

Although this letter contains no signature line, it is certainly authored by Gilbert Neiman. The letter is mainly in reference to a previous English translation of the Lorca play.

Neiman's address listed as:

1340 Josephine St. Denver, Colorado

This letter contains no signature line, but is certainly authored by Neiman. The letter is in reference to the translation of Lorca's play.

Return address listed as:

1340 Josephine St. Denver, Colorado

Mayer was editor of Fantasy - A Literary Quarterly, 950 Heberton Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA.

The letter mentions Neiman's work, "A Garden with Walls."

This letter contains no signature line, but was certainly authored by Neiman in response to Mayer's 1939-11-09 letter.

Return address listed as:

1340 Josephine St. Denver, Colorado

Cleanth was managing editor for The Southern Review, University, Louisiana.

Neiman's address listed as:

1340 Josephine St. Denver, Colorado

Laughlin was from New Directions, Norfolk, Connecticut.

The letter is in reference to copyright issues concerning the Lorca play.

Poling was managing editor at Doubleday, Doran and Company, Inc., 14 West 49th Street, Rockefeller Center, New York, New York.

Neiman's address listed as:

1340 Josephine St. Denver, Colorado

Chambers was president of the Bobbs Merrill Company Publishers, Indianapolis.

Neiman's address listed as:

1340 Josephine Street Denver, Colorado

The individual's name in the signature line is not legible, but the person's initials are F. V. M.

Letter sent from:

Harcourt, Brace and Company, Inc. Publishers 383 Madison Avenue, New York

Neiman's address listed as:

1340 Josephine Street Denver, Colorado