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Total number of records: 10

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People and organisationsCount
Wells, Herbert George10
Shorter, Clement King2
Gosse, Edmund2
Foster, William Dunn1
Clodd, Edward1
Sharp, Clifford1
Ross, Alec G.1
Gissing, Algernon1
Moult, Thomas1

Sender: Sharp, Clifford

Recipient: Wells, Herbert George

Letters: 2

Date(s): 19 Jan 1917; 20 Apr 1917

Location: BC New Statesman 389

Note: Carbons.

Sender: Wells, Herbert George

Recipient: Foster, William Dunn

Letters: 1

Date(s): n.d

Location: BC Foster

Note: postmarked 15 Jul 1921

Sender: Shorter, Clement King

Recipient: Wells, Herbert George

Letters: 1

Date(s): 6 Oct 1916

Location: BC. Shorter correspondence

Sender: Wells, Herbert George

Recipient: Shorter, Clement King

Letters: 4

Date(s): [Postmark 7 Oct 1916] - 22 Aug 1926; 1 n.d.

Location: BC. Shorter correspondence

Note: Plus four typewritten copies of two letters.

Sender: Wells, Herbert George

Recipient: Ross, Alec G.

Letters: 1

Date(s): [? May 1919]

Location: BC Gosse correspondence. In EDMUND GOSSE'S 70th BIRTHDAY box

Sender: Wells, Herbert George

Recipient: Gosse, Edmund

Letters: 19

Date(s): 2 Oct 1897 - [2 Oct 1912]; 1 n.d.

Location: BC Gosse correspondence

Note: In a letter dated 2 October 1897, Wells writes: "I am delighted to find you think well of my story and that you read my work of the "Invisible Man". I've had the greatest doubts. I've scarcely any facility in story building, and simple as the thing seems it cost me a vast deal of labour. After it was sold and within three weeks of its serial printing I discovered so much clumsiness that I had to take it to pieces and reconstruct it. Since which I have funked reading it. So that your good opinion is an immense relief to me". Of Gosse's "Father and Son" Wells writes: "... This thing isn't a book that can be fettered by any of the common phrases. It lives, it breathes, it is warm and kind like a friend ... One could go on with a good appetite to the rest of your autobiography". Thanks for comments on the "Invisible Man" and the "War of the Worlds"; life at Sandgate; President of the Goncourt Academy;the Appletons as publishers; thanks for good opinions; dancing; enquiry about Brandes;
two visits to Denmark, "Father and Son"; McKenna's Bill; against literary academies; Mrs Garnett. The envelopes are attached in most cases.

Sender: Wells, Herbert George

Recipient: Gosse, Edmund

Letters: 5

Date(s): 7 Jan 1904 - 20 Jul 1904; 1 n.d.

Location: BC Gosse correspondence

Sender: Gissing, Algernon

Recipient: Wells, Herbert George

Letters: 1

Date(s): 28 May 1912

Location: BC Gosse correspondence

Sender: Wells, Herbert George

Recipient: Clodd, Edward

Letters: 7

Date(s): 25 Mar 1904 - 10 Dec 1905

Location: BC Clodd

Sender: Wells, Herbert George

Recipient: Moult, Thomas

Letters: 4

Date(s): 25 Apr 1920 - 30 Oct 1920; 2 n.d.

Location: BC Moult correspondence