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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

John Steinbeck Collection 1934-1962

[Discusses a recently finished manuscript [ Of Mice and Men] and a new house; discusses briefly being hard at work and the re-issue of an old book [ Cup of Gold] with preface by [ Lewis Stiles] Gannett. ]

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John Steinbeck Collection 1934-1962

[Discusses a recently finished manuscript [ Of Mice and Men] and a new house; discusses briefly being hard at work and the re-issue of an old book [ Cup of Gold] with preface by [ Lewis Stiles] Gannett. ]

John Steinbeckto Wilbur Needham, 1936

[Discusses a recently finished manuscript [ Of Mice and Men] and a new house; discusses briefly being hard at work and the re-issue of an old book [ Cup of Gold] with preface by [ Lewis Stiles] Gannett. ]

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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

John Steinbeck Collection 1934-1962

[Discusses Needham as a critic, critics in general and use of man's unconscious in his current series of books, particularly [ To a God Unknown].]

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John Steinbeck Collection 1934-1962

[Discusses Needham as a critic, critics in general and use of man's unconscious in his current series of books, particularly [ To a God Unknown].]

John Steinbeckto Wilbur Needham, 1934 1 p.

[Discusses Needham as a critic, critics in general and use of man's unconscious in his current series of books, particularly [ To a God Unknown].]

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John Steinbeckto Wilbur Needham, 1935 2 p.

[Discusses writing the final draft of a novel [ In Dubious Battle], the effect of the loss of one sense upon the others, and Covici-Friede's interest in his work; briefly discusses Needham's deafness, [Ludvig van] Beethoven, having lived in Glendale, Tortilla Flat, [Pascal] Covici, [Robert Oleson] Ballou, Paul Jordan-Smith, [William] Heinemanpublishing To a God Unknown, shorts published in The North American Reviewand English magazines, Cup of Gold, his work requiring "abolish[ing] every vestige of ego," places he would show him were Needham to visit, a plan of work which would require remaking the novel and appreciation for his interest in his work; mentions Pacific Grove, New York City, London, Mexico, Paradise Lost, Lucifer and Monterey. ]

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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Lizette Woodworth Reese Collection 1923 Nov 9

[Writing in response to his favorable review of her book, Wild Cherry, in the Post, discussing latter-day reviewing, and commenting that she liked his paper on Mr. Mosher.]

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Lizette Woodworth Reese Collection 1923 Nov 9

[Writing in response to his favorable review of her book, Wild Cherry, in the Post, discussing latter-day reviewing, and commenting that she liked his paper on Mr. Mosher.]

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