CP/2/7/2 - [Letter, Roland Gant to Charles Pick, 15/12/68]
CP/2/7/2
Item
[Letter, Roland Gant to Charles Pick, 15/12/68]
1968
1 leaf Letters (typescript)
Greene, Graham, 1904-1991
Dickens, Monica
Le Carré, John 1931-
Warburg, Fredric, 1898-1981
Puzo, Mario, 1920-1999
Dickens, Monica
Le Carré, John 1931-
Warburg, Fredric, 1898-1981
Puzo, Mario, 1920-1999
Pick, Charles, 1917-2000 recipient
Mentions that Ryder had left. He suggests that if Fred [Warburg] does not get out of the way by January or April then Secker and Warburg should be sold to [Jonathan] Cape. Gant suspects that [Tom] Maschler and [Graham] Greene "want to get out of the Sid B. circuit and start up more or less on their own."
Gant gives a detailed account of his 10 day battle to secure a contract from Mario Puzo (writer of mafia novels).
"Mon[ica Dickens] is very happy here."
[David ] Cornwell had called on the way to Germany. "Last figs. We sold a thousand plus in a week and it looks as if we shall better in the next week's figs."
Gant gives a detailed account of his 10 day battle to secure a contract from Mario Puzo (writer of mafia novels).
"Mon[ica Dickens] is very happy here."
[David ] Cornwell had called on the way to Germany. "Last figs. We sold a thousand plus in a week and it looks as if we shall better in the next week's figs."
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CP - Charles Pick Archive
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CP/2 - [Publishing]
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CP/2/7 - Roland Gant
- CP/2/7/2 - [Letter, Roland Gant to Charles Pick, 15/12/68]
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CP/2/7 - Roland Gant
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CP/2 - [Publishing]