Anthologies Files

Summary: The later files of the New York office, kept by associate editor Delores Klaich, consist of anthology files and general files. The anthology files pertain to the creation and publication of two books: Stories from the Transatlantic Review (1970) and Behind the Scenes (1971), the latter reproducing interviews pertaining to theater and film that had originally appeared in the magazine. The office's general files consist mostly of letters received (by Klaich and by Joseph F. McCrindle) from Transatlantic Review associate editors (mostly in the U.K., including Heathcote Williams), from literary agents (in the U.S.) and from authors (almost all in the U.S. or Canada).