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Letter from William Plomer to Harold Raymond (24/07/1952)
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Letter from William Plomer to Harold Raymond (24/07/1952)
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William Plomer informs Harold Raymond that Sado was published in America in 1932 by Coward-McCann, with a contract made by Curtis Brown. He is willing for the Grove Press to take Raymond' suggested sheets, but is not sure on the legality of permissions and copyright from the contract. Plomer doesn't want to bring Curtis Brown into the matter, and doesn't want to pay a 10% commission to them. He notes Sado was published as They Never Come Back in the U.S.
Handwritten letter signed by William Plomer.