Autograph Letter Signed ("Andre Gide"), 2 pp recto and verso, Cuverville, January 1, 1937, to Louis Fabulet, mild toning, cross-written at margins of both pages by Gide. Gide writes this letter to fellow author Fabulet who has complained of mistreatment by editor Alfred Vallette. In part, translated: "Above all I would not be able to believe you a victim of unfavorable treatment ... it is also a fact that Vallette never hazards the launching of a new author." See illustration.
Autograph Letter Signed ("Andre Gide"), 2 pp recto and verso, Cuverville, January 1, 1937, to Louis Fabulet, mild toning, cross-written at margins of both pages by Gide. Gide writes this letter to fellow author Fabulet who has complained of mistreatment by editor Alfred Vallette. In part, translated: "Above all I would not be able to believe you a victim of unfavorable treatment ... it is also a fact that Vallette never hazards the launching of a new author." See illustration.
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