Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: This subseries contains letters addressed to Mike Gold from a variety of correspondents, including notable figures in his social, political, and artist circles. The correspondence also includes letters exchanged with colleagues related to his work as a journalist and editor at publications such as Daily Worker, Masses and Mainstream, Morgen Freiheit, People's World, and The Worker. Additionally, it features letters from readers and admirers of Gold's work responding to his articles, columns,...

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Includes photocopy of letters written by Mike Gold to Upton Sinclair between 1925 and 1957, transcribed from microfilm in 1960.

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Includes original and photocopied of correspondence, including letters from the Daily Worker and New Masses, where Mike Gold served as both writer and editor. The correspondence also documents Gold's efforts to produce plays with the support of the Neighborhood Playhouse and Otto H. Kahn.

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Includes original and photocopied correspondence related to Gold's work at the Daily Worker and New Masses, as well as his activities in the 1930s. Notable correspondents include J.S. Allen (Sol Auerbach), John L. Counsell (Hamilton, Canada), Ezra Pound (photocopy), and a threat from the KKK.

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Includes correspondence from readers addressed to Gold while at the Daily Worker and New Masses, fan mail, as well as some personal correspondence.

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Includes business solicitations, 60th birthday accolades, Mike Gold Reception (April 12, 1954), and correspondence related to Mike Gold's work at Masses and Mainstream. Notable correspondents include Lydia Gibson, Langston Hughes, and Elliot White.

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Includes congratulatory correspondence and solicitations for work. Notable correspondents include Karl Ichiro Akiya, Dyson Carter, Emmett Pat Cush, Bertha W. Howe, and Masao Matsumoto

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Includes correspondence from publishers, readers, admirers, as well as researchers seeking Mike Gold's expertise on topics. Notable correspondents include Alvah Bessie, Hal Driggs, Louis Sheaffer (Eugene O'Neil biography)

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Correspondence includes letters from readers of People's World and The Worker, and admirers. Notable correspondents include Charles Humboldt (Clarence Weinstock) of Mainstream, Louis Sheaffer (on Eugene O'Neil biography), and Eliot White.

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Includes correspondence from readers of The Worker and The Mike Gold Reader. Notable correspondents include Eleanor Parker Brown of Roving Eye Press and Bertha W. Howe.