Box 8
Contains 40 Results:
Correspondence to and from Clairouin, May 25, 1973 to September 3, 1973 ., May 25, 1973, September 3, 1973
14 TL, in French and English, to VéN (12), Garlick & Hoffman (1), and from Garlick and Hoffman (1). Mostly re: foreign editions of Lolita, financial matters re Gallimard, French taxes, and excruciating pace of the Ada translation (still only half completed by September 3).
Correspondence from Clairouin, September 11, 1973 to January 18, 1974 ., September 11, 1973, January 18, 1974
Correspondence to and from Clairouin, January 29, 1974 to May 7, 1974 ., January 29, 1974, May 7, 1974
Correspondence from Clairouin, May 9, 1974 to October 11, 1974 ., May 9, 1974, October 11, 1974
Correspondence from Clairouin, October 21, 1974 to December 26, 1974 ., October 21, 1974, December 26, 1974
Correspondence from Clairouin, January 1975 to September 16, 1975 ., January 1975, September 16, 1975
8 TL, in English, to VéN, and 7 autograph notes (including at least 3 records of telephone conversations). Mostly re: various foreign editions of Lolita, VN's dealings with that "crook" Prins, an upcoming interview, and contracts with Fayard for Look at the Harlequins!, and two paperback editions of Ada. Schébéko's husband has just passed away.
Correspondence from Clairouin, September 19, 1975 to November/December 1975 ., September 19, 1975, November/December 1975
8 TL, in French and English, to VéN, and 1 memorandum concerning a contract dispute between Grijalbo and Discolibro. Other letters discuss various accounting matters (especially re Lolita), an offer from Juilliard/Plon (now headed up by Bernard de Fallois) to publish all of VN's as yet untranslated works (with an annotation recording the Nabokovs' approval, communicated via telephone), and the transfer of rights to Dmitri Nabokov.
Correspondence from Clairouin, January 1976 to April 2, 1976 ., January 1976, April 2, 1976
Correspondence from Clairouin, April 8, 1976 to March 28, 1977 ., April 8, 1976, March 28, 1977
9 TL and 1 TLS (a postcard from Schébéko), in English, to VéN, with 1 autograph record of a telephone conversation. Mostly regarding various contractual matters (including a translator for VN's short stories, and the Grijalbo agreement). Schébéko wonders at the length of time is has taken for the copy of Playboy she sent to the Nabokovs to arrive (possibly, she suggests, the result of a mailman tempted by the magazine's contents).
Correspondence from Clairouin, April 15, 1977 to June 16, 1977 ., April 15, 1977, June 16, 1977
6 TL, in English, to VéN (4) and Garlick & Hoffman (2), with 1 typed list of copyright holders, and 1 autograph record of a phone conversation with Véra (noting, among other things, that VN is in the hospital). Discusses tax matters, the Grijalbo-Bartrina mess, and a book club edition of Ada. Schébéko is closing down the agency on June 30.