DL/A-Z//ANDREW/2 - [Nurnberg correspondence 1994]
DL/A-Z//ANDREW/2
Sub-file
[Nurnberg correspondence 1994]
27/09/1994-12/12/1994
3 Letters (typescript and MS)
Albin Michel
In 004, Andrew Nurnberg offers Doris Lessing an English-language version of Victor Suvorov’s Icebreaker.
In 005, Nurnberg informs Lessing that Under My Skin has reached the German bestseller list and that he has secured a good deal for the German paperback; discusses rights in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania) for The Golden Notebook and The Fifth Child; commiserates that Nina Salter has left Albin Michel, but recommends her replacement, Tony Cortano. [see DL/A-Z/ALBIN MICHEL/]
In 006, Lessing replies. She describes the conditions of libraries in Tallin and Riga, and mentions donating books through the British Library. She praises translator Krista Kaer. She discusses recent feedback to Love, Again [still in composition] and her feelings about Icebreaker.
In 005, Nurnberg informs Lessing that Under My Skin has reached the German bestseller list and that he has secured a good deal for the German paperback; discusses rights in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania) for The Golden Notebook and The Fifth Child; commiserates that Nina Salter has left Albin Michel, but recommends her replacement, Tony Cortano. [see DL/A-Z/ALBIN MICHEL/]
In 006, Lessing replies. She describes the conditions of libraries in Tallin and Riga, and mentions donating books through the British Library. She praises translator Krista Kaer. She discusses recent feedback to Love, Again [still in composition] and her feelings about Icebreaker.