Manuscripts and Typescripts relating to Symons

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1. Conquest, Robert. Budapest in 1945. Poem. Two typewritten poems
2. Conquest, Robert. Sonnet. Typescript (carbon) of poem with the author's marginal ms. note
3. Freedom press, London. Mimeographed series of lectures
4. Lockley, Eric A. Seascape. Holograph poem
5. O'Connor, Philip. Done in interruption. Holograph poem
6. O'Connor, Philip. Poem. Typescript poem
7. O'Connor, Philip. The raspberry in the pudding. Holograph poem
8. O'Connor, Philip. Song of the outcasts. Typescript poem
9. Pamplet [sic] of poems, A. Printer's dummy
10. Perkoff, Hugh Leslie. And the way is south. Typescript poem
11. Porteous, Hugh Gordon. [Auden now] Holograph article
12. Porteous, Hugh Gordon. The lost race. Holograph poem
13. Porteous, Hugh Gordon. Reading and Riding. Holograph article. Relates to Laura Riding's Collected poems
14. Prokosch, Frederic. [Death at sea] Julian Symons' holograph and typewritten notes written prior to publication
15. Prokosch, Frederic. Poet and audience. Holograph article
16. Rhys, Keidrych. Epilogue. Holograph poem
17. Rhys, Keidrych. The last supper. Typescript (carbon) of poem
18. Rhys, Keidrych. Letter to Laura Riding. Holograph poem
19. Rhys, Keidrych. Sonnet (on the black out). Typescript (carbon) poem with the author's ms. corrections
20. Rhys, Keidrych. Weekend in Gower. Holograph poem
21. Rhys, Keidrych. A woman poet. Holograph poem
22. Rhys, Keidrych. Wyndham Lewis. Typescript (carbon) of article
23. Savage, Derek S. TL (carbon) to the editors, Partisan Review. Relates to article by Julian Symons in Sept.-Oct. 1943 issue of Partisan Review
24. Scarfe, Francis. Just a smack at Empson: (with not unfriendly apologies). Typescript poem
25. Todd, Ruthven. Various places. Holograph poem
26. Todd, Ruthven. Swift. Typescript poem
27. Todd, Ruthven. Address to human grandeur. Typewritten (carbon) poem
28. Woodcock, George. Fall, 1939. Typescript (carbon) poem. Dedicated to Julian Symons