Letter. Philip Larkin to Monica Jones
- Reference No:
- U DMA/1/2/8
- Dates:
- 10 Mar 1973
- Description:
- Addressed to 'Dearest bun'. Reference to having been supposed to be in London today, purchasing chops at butchers and contemplation of becoming vegetarian, visit to Beverley, attempt to buy socks, mending 8 pairs of socks, having a port and playing a 'Bix tape' whilst writing, having made a Bechet tape whilst drinking last night, house viewing on Westbourne Avenue, letter from Judy, expresses 'I can't tell you how much more jazz means to me than poetry - as something one needs daily', having just re-read 'Love Lies Bleeding', asks her to keep quiet about 'Byrnies', house viewing in Cottingham, stew he made not agreeing with him, Germaine Greer. Envelope present with postmark Hull. Sent to Jones at Leicester. Manuscript. Photocopy.
- Format:
- Archive Item
- Extent:
- 1 item
- Language:
- Access Conditions:
- Access will be granted to any accredited reader
- Repository:
- Hull University Archives
- Collection:
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Records of Monica Jones (born Margaret Monica Beal Jones)
