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This short letter accompanied a news clipping from the New York Post that recounted Merton's long and humorous list of answers to a questionnaire of his interests sent by one of his publishers.
Susan Allman was with the publicity department of Seabury Press in New York.
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Regarding the news clipping on Merton's hobbies, see also the 1968/02/14 letter in the "Belford, Lee Archer" file. Regarding the initial printing in Publisher's Weekly, see also the "Boyd, Alda Lee" file.
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1967/11/18 |
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When Seabury Press decided to do Camus' "The Plague" for its Religious Dimensions in Literature |
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news clipping sent by Allman from the New York Post from "The Week in Books" by Martha MacGregor describing Merton's many interests
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1968/02/09 |
TLS to Merton |
I thought you'd like to know that everyone in New York now knows about your fields of interest, |
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