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Letter to Jack London from William Griffith editor at the Semi-Monthly Magazine publisher, dated January 31, 1913
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Letter to Jack London from William Griffith editor at the Semi-Monthly Magazine publisher, dated January 31, 1913
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Letter to Jack London from William Griffith editor at the Semi-Monthly Magazine publisher, dated January 31, 1913.
THE SUN, NEW YORK
NORTH AMERICAN, PHILADELPHIA
BOSTON GLOBE
WASHINOTON POST
PITTSBURG DISPATCH
SAN FRANCISCO CALL
ST. LOUIS GLOBE-DEMOCRAT
CINCINNATI ENQUIRER
CHICAGO TRIBUNe
OMAHA BEE
ST. PAUL PIONEER P
THE •MONTHLY
MAGAZINE SECTION
Appearing the second and fourth Sundays of each month
FIFTH AVENUE BUILDING, NEW YOBK
January 31, 1313
Mr. Jack London,
Glen Ellen,
Sonoma Cc., Cal.
Dear Mr. Lcndonj
1 was glad to have your letter of the 19th., because of its good disposition and character. 1 appreciate
it—appreciate your rrotive in having Paul Reynolds send over
the two manuscripts, Samuel and Told, in the T)reoling Ward.
Frankly, as ycu anticipated, 1 am afraid that our
■readers would find it a bit of an effort to get the most out
of the Island McGlll dialect, excellently as it Is done. But
for this feature of the story, we would have no hesitancy in
taking it. Our feeling, however, Is that this Is not quits
the medium for that particular story.
Six we~ks or two months h'^nce you ere going to need
a change of thought or a bit of relief in case you are working
on a. novel, and you are going to decide that the best way to
•refresh or relieve yourself is to write a i;hort story. Then
you are going to do a bully good one and send it to us or 1
toiss my guess.
Until then, believe n-e, with best regards to both
yourself and J.Vrs. London,
NORTH AMERICAN, PHILADELPHIA
BOSTON GLOBE
WASHINOTON POST
PITTSBURG DISPATCH
SAN FRANCISCO CALL
ST. LOUIS GLOBE-DEMOCRAT
CINCINNATI ENQUIRER
CHICAGO TRIBUNe
OMAHA BEE
ST. PAUL PIONEER P
THE •MONTHLY
MAGAZINE SECTION
Appearing the second and fourth Sundays of each month
FIFTH AVENUE BUILDING, NEW YOBK
January 31, 1313
Mr. Jack London,
Glen Ellen,
Sonoma Cc., Cal.
Dear Mr. Lcndonj
1 was glad to have your letter of the 19th., because of its good disposition and character. 1 appreciate
it—appreciate your rrotive in having Paul Reynolds send over
the two manuscripts, Samuel and Told, in the T)reoling Ward.
Frankly, as ycu anticipated, 1 am afraid that our
■readers would find it a bit of an effort to get the most out
of the Island McGlll dialect, excellently as it Is done. But
for this feature of the story, we would have no hesitancy in
taking it. Our feeling, however, Is that this Is not quits
the medium for that particular story.
Six we~ks or two months h'^nce you ere going to need
a change of thought or a bit of relief in case you are working
on a. novel, and you are going to decide that the best way to
•refresh or relieve yourself is to write a i;hort story. Then
you are going to do a bully good one and send it to us or 1
toiss my guess.
Until then, believe n-e, with best regards to both
yourself and J.Vrs. London,
Creator
Source
The original of this item is located at Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, COLL MSS 10 Box 9 Folder 1.
Date
1913-01-31
Rights
Reproduction for publication, exhibition, web display or commercial use is only permissible with the consent of the USU Libraries Manuscript Curator, phone (435) 797-0891.
Relation
Jack and Charmian London Correspondence and Papers, 1894-1953
For more information about this collection, please see the finding aid at : http://uda-db.orbiscascade.org/findaid/ark:/80444/xv27206
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