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[[MS 2750/133/40]]
Duncan Grant Esq
Charleston
near Lewes, Sussex
12th April, 1930
Dear Duncan,
LIVING PAINTERS
We have never sold more than 300 copies of your book @ 8/6 and we still have about 600 copies in sheets. Would you have any objection if I had them bound up in stiff paper covers as a new and cheap edition at say 3/6 net? We would pay you a royalty of 10% on all copies sold.
Yours | Leonard Woolf [signature]
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Source: MS 2750/133/40
Leonard Woolf writes to inform Duncan Grant of the sales of his book and asks whether they can bind the remaining sheets for a cheaper price. He also states what royalties Grant would receive.
Typescript letter signed by Woolf