Phillips stephen poet (2 risultati)

"I gladly send you my autograph" and suggesting that she write to him when next in London so that they may meet. 1-page 12mo. Her Majesty's Theatre, London. June 16/02. Some edge staining, traces of mount to reverse.

2pp., 12mo. Fair, on aged grey paper, with slight chipping at one corner. The letter accompanies a copy of an unnamed play, which Phillips hopes will interest Greenwood. 'I will stand or fall by it. I have learnt so much from your criticism (more indeed than from any one) that I should hope that you might continue possibly that line of such sane and helpful criticism which I have learned to look for from "the onlooker".' He concludes by declaring that there is no one to whom he is sending the book 'with greater pleasure'. In a footnote he states that he would consider it 'a very real privilege' if they might meet: 'I leave it to you.' There is no record of any work named 'The Onlooker' by an author named Greenwood, but James Greenwood, did use such pseudonyms as 'One of the Crowd' and 'The Amateur Casual'.…