Publishers UK: OUP (Oxford University Press) - Shakespeare: Past Masters

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Series[UMA-SRE-20140052] CORRESPONDENCE WITH PUBLISHERSAccession[2014.0038] GERMAINE GREER ARCHIVEIdentifierUMA-ITE-2014005200019Scope and ContentContains: Correspondence, mainly concerning commissioning, editing, publication, promotion, publicity, translations and reissues of Past Masters: Shakespeare; Shakespeare typescript, page numbered 1-15, begins: "It is one of the happier accidents of history..." (2 sets, one lightly annotated); galley proof of cover design for reissue, 1996. Also contains correspondence on other possible projects: Television programme - The Naked and the Nude, 1991; edition of Virginia Woolf, c, 1992. Also handwritten draft letter by GG to Jason Freeman, Commissioning Editor, Literature re query on "Sodom" in Harold Love and [Frank] Ellis books on Rochester (possible estray, re attribution of Sodom authorship to Rochester). Correspondents: Germaine Greer; OUP: Henry Hardy; Juliet New, Publicity Manager; Hilary Feldman, Editor, General Books; Rebecca Hunt, Editor, Trade Books; Catherine Clarke; Catherine Johnson-Gilbert, International Rights Department; Auriol Milford, Copyright; Nick de Grunwald; Andrew Rosenheim, Director Electronic Publishing; Sarah Upton, Assistant, Electronic Publishing; Kate Branney, Rights Assistant; Penny Eckley, Foreign Rights Manager; Sarah Benton, New Statesman; Alan Hancox, Cheltenham Literary Festival; Gillon Aitken; Helen Clark, CollinsEducational; Isabella Pereira, Gillon Aitken Associates. Subjects: Shakespeare (Past Masters); William Shakespeare; Authors and Publishers; Publicity; Translation; John Wilmot, 2nd Earl of RochesterAccess StatusAccess restrictions applyRequest TypeRequest unitUnit2014.0052 Unit 0002

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CreatorGreer, GermaineRoleProvenance

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Date8 December 1982-31 January 2002

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Previous System ID2014.0052.00019

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Publishers UK: OUP (Oxford University Press) - Shakespeare: Past Masters