The transcription is currently unavailable for this record.
Letter from Leonard Woolf to William Plomer (06/05/1931)
Image Rights & Permissions
Rights Statement:
Reproduced with permission from Penguin Random House UK Archive and Library owner of the Hogarth Press archive collection, held by the University of Reading Special Collections.
With thanks to the Society of Authors
This item has not been made available with a CC BY-NC-ND licence.
Please see the terms of use page for further information.
Source: MS 2750/348/2
Letter from Leonard Woolf to William Plomer (06/05/1931)
Library:
University of Reading, Special Collections
Archival Folder:
Description
Leonard Woolf informs William Plomer that the Woolfs highly enjoyed Sado and believe it is much more even than Plomer's previous works, and the only criticism is that it feels like a fragment of a larger work. Woolf asks to meet Plomer on Friday, and states the Hogarth Press could offer a royalty of 10% on 1000 copies, 15% on 2000-4000, and 20% above 4000, and could publish in autumn.
Typescript letter signed by Leonard Woolf.