| Description | Letter dated 12 August. Brett Young [1884-1954, novelist] writes to Pond (of E. S. Pinker, Talbot House) about planning an American lecture tour. He writes: 'I have no means of assuring your clients "how well I can lecture" [...] I can only suggest that you use your own powers of imagination in such a way as will excite those of your clients', adding that he expects his friend Hugh Walpole will use 'personal propaganda' to promote the lectures. He sends photographs. |