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- Collection: LETTER REPOSITORY
Regarding books published but not currently in demand; willing to transfer to another American publisher by selling plates at low price; considers…
Letter from Dodd Mead & Co. to A.P. Watt & SonRequests permission for remainder sales of Crockett's Cinderella, Bessant's No Other Way, and Merriman's Isle of Unrest at below cost; notes…
Letter from Dodd, Mead & Co. to A.P. Watt & SonProposes cheap editions (10,000 each) of three Crockett titles at 4 cents royalty; notes minimal sales (Kate Carnegie only 50 copies last year);…
Doubleday Page & Co. to Watt agreeing to relinquish publication rights of The Black Douglas per contract terms; Crockett to purchase plates at cost of…
Letter from Doubleday Page & Co. to A.P. WattReports demand for several books too small to justify reprinting: Twist Two by Edgar Jepsen, Portraits of Grace by Ian Maclaren, The Firebrand by S.R.…
Replying to March 27th letter; willing to turn over rights on four books mentioned provided authors take plates at quarter of original cost; considers…
Queries rate for story; dislikes title, suggests 'The New Moon'
Accepts story at £3:3:0 per thousand words
Letter from Dr Alexander Whyte to S.R. CrockettAdvocates returning to original title 'The Dark of the Moon'; discusses title with friends including Drummond
Confirms Crockett's new story commences in Christian World on 14 September 1905