Jenny S. Bradley Papers, 1964-1983.

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Jenny S. Bradley Papers, 1964-1983.

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The collection consists of monthly correspondence from Jenny S. Bradley to poet and playwright Susan Sherman from 1964 to Bradley’s death in 1983. Bradley, a literary agent and scout, is best known for her work in sponsoring James Joyce’s career, as well as introducing notable French authors such as André Gide, Albert Camus to an American audience. Her letters include reflections on the later period of her life, personal anecdotes, and commentary on Sherman’s literary work.

0.5 linear ft. (1 document box).

eng,

Columbia University. Rare Book and Manuscript Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 6347553

Columbia University. Rare Book and Manuscript Library

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Bradley, Jenny S.

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BIOGHIST REQUIRED 1964 marked the year in which Jenny S. Bradley--Mrs. William Aspenwall Bradley--and Susan Sherman began corresponding; a relationship which lasted until Bradley's death, at age 97, in 1983. Bradley had made a name for herself in publishing as the literary agent who encouraged James Joyce's efforts and brought him to the front of the literary scene. In addition to professional encouragement, Bradley gave Joyce money, sheets, blankets, and even a table. Following Wor...

Sherman, Susan

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