Janus: Papers of Lyn Newman

St John's Library/NewmanL/A1 contains:
1/1	Correspondence with Jane Goodall and Vanne Morris-Goodall
1/2	Correspondence with Clive Bell
1/3	Correspondence with Julian Bell
1/4	Correspondence with Quentin Bell
1/5	Correspondence with Edmund Blunden
1/6	Correspondence with David Cecil.
1/7	Correspondence with Richard Church
1/8	Correspondence with E.M. Forster
1/9	Correspondence with David Garnett
1/10	Correspondence with John Hayward
1/11	Correspondence with Hubert Henderson
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Papers of Lyn Newman

Title	Correspondence with Julian Bell
Reference	1/3
Covering Dates	1930–1936
Extent and Medium	4 items; paper

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Bell, Julian Heward (1908-1937) poet and essayist

St John's Library/NewmanL/1/3 contains:

ALS to Lyn Newman. Thanks Lyn for her letter about his poems. Anticipates reading Lyn's book. Mentions Virginia Woolf's "misadventures in Cambridge".
Creator: Julian Bell.
1 p; paper.

1930

ALS to Lyn Newman. Agrees to write for Lyn's paper. Sends a Christmas card (now absent). Promises her a prose piece about Communism and being an intellectual.
Creator: Julian Bell.
1 p; paper.

Dec. 1933

ALS to Lyn Newman. Mentions his attendance at a conference of socialists. Agonises over what written material to send Lyn. Refers to a long "piece" that he believes "wouldn't do" and some smaller works that would "cause a rumpus" in his private life were they to be published. Confesses his present inability to think about anything but war and Communism. Reports that Virginia and Leonard Woolf and his father are optimistic about Lyn's paper. Gives his address in London.
Creator: Julian Bell.
1 p; paper.

1934

Pamphlet entitled "Work for the Winter More or Less for Christmas from Julian Bell" (Hogarth Press, 1936). Inscription to Lyn on inside front cover. Printed poems: "Work for Winter", "Visualisation of Marxism", "The Redshanks", "Pascal", "The River Flows" and "Imitations from the Chinese of Arthur Waley".
Creator: Julian Bell.
4 p; paper.

1936