January 1, 1979
A Letter to Edmund Wilson
April 7, 1947 Dear Bunny, I have not had a word from you for ages. How are you? Did you get my Russian poem? Roman visited us recently and thought […]
July 1, 1957
Communication: Mr. Stallman’s Remarks
Sir: You have seen fit to allow Mr. Stallman several of your pages for remarks on an unnamed and undated article by “a Hudson Review critic,” and Mr. Stallman is […]
April 1, 1947
Sartre vs. Proust
January 1, 1947. Sirs: I have found Sartre’s Existentialist organ, Les Temps Modernes, so hard to come by in this country that I think you yourselves, like most of your […]
January 1, 1946
The Brushing-off of Miller
Sirs: Mr. Bentley’s casual imputation of insincerity to Henry Miller, while reviewing Miller’s Sunday After the War in the Summer issue, provokes a protest. I say “casual” because the statement […]