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Letters to Ian Mayes
GUA/6/7/1/2/1 · Documento · 1989-1997
Parte de Records of the Guardian newspaper

Letters to Ian Mayes from significant journalists and arts professionals collected during his time as deputy editor of Guardian Weekend. Includes copies of articles, newspaper cuttings and photographs.

The letters are in alphabetical order by person and are as follows:
Chinua Achebe to Ian Mayes, 13 June 1989. Note sent with article;
Chinua Achebe to Ian Mayes, 7 October 1989. Note sent with article he has written. With the letter there is a copy of Guardian Weekend, 21 - 22 October 1989 which features article 'On not going to Namibia' by Chinua Achebe;
Mulk Raj Anand to Ian Mayes, 10 March 1991. Agrees to write article on Tagore;
Mulk Raj Anand to Ian Mayes, 22 March 1991. Note sent with attached article 'The Magic of Tagore's Naive Art';
Mulk Raj Anand to Ian Mayes, 7 May 1991. Writes to confirm he has received cheque, suggests possible new articles and outlines current publications;
Homi Baba to Ian Mayes, undated. To enclose article;
Howard Barker to Ian Mayes, 25 April 1994. Brief letter expressing gratitude to him;
Steve Bell to Ian Mayes, 3 April 1995. Writes to send thanks for received cheques and to enclose artwork;
Alan Bennett to Ian Mayes, 21 March 1994. Letter to accompany article about Leeds;
John Berger to Ian Mayes, 2 January 1992. To send New Year wishes and enclose article;
John Berger to Ian Mayes, 1 June 1995. Note to accompany fax;
John Berger to Ian Mayes, 4 June 1995. To enclose photograph;
John Berger to Ian Mayes, 11 August 1995. To send corrections to text of article;
John Berger to Ian Mayes, undated. To send wishes and enclose articles;
John Berger to Ian Mayes, undated. Note to enclose updated version of article;
Hugh Canning to Ian Mayes, 16 March 1993. Personal letter;
Nirad C Chaudhuri to Ian Mayes, 24 June 1991. Letter to accompany article with information about its publishing;
Nirad C Chaudhuri to Ian Mayes, 4 July 1991. Writes to send correction to Tagore article;
Nirad C Chaudhuri to Ian Mayes, 10 August 1991. Sends thanks for letter and remarks on forthcoming article;
Nirad C Chaudhuri to Ian Mayes, 2 September 1991. Sends thanks for letter and discusses writing on Tagore and problems with article publishing;
J M Coetzee to Ian Mayes, 14 May 1991. Sends apologies that he is currently too busy to produce any work for the newspaper;
Margaret Drabble to Ian Mayes, 26 March 1991. Writes to enclose article and mention possible corrections;
Nawal el-Saadawi to Ian Mayes, 18 July 1989. Letter sent with article;
Ben Elton to Ian Mayes, 11 November 1996. Writes to refuse offer to write obituary for Ernie Wise as he is busy with work commitments;
Professor Ezekiel Es'kia Mphahlele to Ian Mayes, 12 September 1990. Requests information about newly published book and asks to receive copies of article about him;
Richard Eyre to Ian Mayes, 25 April 1994. Postcard with brief greetings note;
John Galbraith to Ian Mayes, 21 March 1991. Note enclosed with article;
Sir John Gielgud, July 1994. Writes to talk about the work and personaliity of his friend Margaret Harris, and her family;
David Grossman to Ian Mayes, 2 June 1991. Explains he can not commit to any other writing projects at the current time;
Richard Hamilton to Ian Mayes, 18 November 1991. Letter commenting on the current situation within British art schools, art galleries and museums in relation to the Thatcher government;
Denis Healey to Ian Mayes, 7 March 1991. Explains he will want to print his article in his book 'When Shrimps learn to whistle';
Denis Healey to Ian Mayes, 14 March 1991. Note enclosed with article;
Roy Heath to Ian Mayes, 14 April 1990. To enclose article;
Denys Johnson-Davies to Ian Mayes, 6 August 1995. Sends thanks for letter and describes current overseas trip;
Ivan Klima to Ian Mayes, 3 December 1991. Letter sent with attached article, written in Czech;
A Munif to Ian Mayes, 25 May 1992. Writes to send thanks for hospitality on his recent visit to London;
R K Narayan to Ian Mayes, 5 July 1989. Agrees to contribute Diary to Guardian Weekend;
R K Narayan to Ian Mayes, 25 April 1990. Writes to enquire about possible 'lost' article;
R K Narayan to Ian Mayes, 2 July 1990. Note sent to enclose article about teaching experience at Texas, fax copy of article attached;
R K Narayan to Ian Mayes, 8 July 1990. Sends contact details of his associate N Ram and asks if he would like to meet him on his forthcoming trip to London;
R K Narayan to Ian Mayes, 17 August 1990. Sends thanks for 'tear- off sheets' of the Guardian newspaper and comments on their presentation;
R K Narayan to Ian Mayes, 25 January 1991. Agrees to write piece on Tagore, and sends thanks for payment of other article;
R K Narayan to Ian Mayes, 16 June 1991. Enquires about cheque he has received for article he has not written, and sends thanks for payment of other article;
R K Narayan to Ian Mayes, 13 July 1991. Sends thanks for cheques and asks about format of next article.
R K Narayan to Ian Mayes, undated. Refers to his illness and inability to currently write;
R K Narayan to Ian Mayes, undated. Explains why he is currently unable to write article about Tagore;
R K Narayan to Ian Mayes, undated. Sends thanks for copies of Tagore articles from the Guardian;
Photograph of R K Narayan. Printed on paper in 2000;
Lewis Nkosi to Ian Mayes, 3 October 1989. Writes to highlight corrections to his submitted writing, and to enclose photograph negatives;
Lewis Nkosi to Ian Mayes, 21 April 1990. Sends thanks for received books and explains current progress of writing;
Lewis Nkosi to Ian Mayes, 1 July 1990. Writes to enclose article and exchange news;
Kole Omotoso to Ian Mayes, 15 May 1989. Informing him of his London address;
Harold Pinter to Ian Mayes, 30 July 1993. Letter to confirm he is having a 'public discussion' at the Dublin Literary Festival;
Harold Pinter to Ian Mayes, 12 January 1995. Letter to accompany attached poem;
Harold Pinter to Ian Mayes, 22 May 1995. Letter to accompany attached poem 'Cricket at night';
Harold Pinter to Ian Mayes, 6 June 1995. Letter sent to accompany attached poem 'The Other Guy';
Kathleen Raine to Ian Mayes, 7 August 1991. Writes to comment about recent Tagore feature and how it omitted reference to William Radice;
Ian Mayes to Kathleen Raine, 12 August 1991. Copy of sent letter, which responds to her comments about Tagore and William Radice;
Kathleen Raine to Ian Mayes, 14 August 1991. Writes to send thanks for received letter and enclose leaflet about her work;
N Ram to Ian Mayes, 2 April 1990. Writes on behalf of R K Narayan to enclose article 'Tale of a Tub' which is attached;
Satyajit Ray to Ian Mayes, 20 February 1991. Note sent with attached article 'My Tagore';
Andrew Robinson to Ian Mayes, 5 September 1991. Letter sent to enclose associate's address and articles for his interest;
Nayantara Saghal to Ian Mayes, 3 September 1991. Explains her article will be completed in October, and not September 1991;
Nayantara Saghal to Ian Mayes, 18 September 1991. Note sent with article and to confirm current address.
Nayantara Saghal to Ian Mayes, 3 February 1992. Writes to send thanks for cheque and to ask if photographs can be returned;
Nayantara Saghal to Ian Mayes, 13 March 1992. Writes to highlight print errors in two articles she has submitted;
Alan Sillitoe to Ian Mayes, 24 July 1989. Writes to ask if he can receive copy of article photographs;
Alan Sillitoe to Ian Mayes, 6 August 1989. Sends thanks for sent photographs and suggests potential article subject;
Alan Sillitoe to Ian Mayes, 13 August 1989. Note sent with article;
Alan Sillitoe to Ian Mayes, 10 April 1990. Writing to request arrangements for article photograph;
Alan Sillitoe to Ian Mayes, 27 July 1990. Letter to accompany article;
Charles Tomlinson to Ian Mayes, 19 July 1997. Writes to accept offer of writing obituary for Attilio Bertolucci, and sends list of corrections to poems;
Charles Tomlinson to Ian Mayes, 31 July 1997. Letter to accompany obituary for Attilio Bertolucci;
William Trevor to Ian Mayes, 7 October 1991. Note to explain estimated time of article completion;
William Trevor to Ian Mayes, 12 April 1992. Note to enclose corrections to writing;
William Trevor to Ian Mayes, 21 May 1993. Note to enclose unpublished essays;
William Trevor to Ian Mayes, undated. Note with comments on recent writing;
William Trevor to Ian Mayes, undated. Writes to enquire if there is interest in essays he has completed;
Copy of article 'Mulberries, Mafia and myths' by Ian Mayes from Guardian Weekend,
8 - 9 July 1989;
Photograph of Ian Mayes with Ben Okri and Margaret Busby, at Royal Academy of Art event, undated;
Photograph of Ian Mayes with the Principal of the Royal Academy and the CEO of Glaxo, at Royal Academy of Art event, undated;
Photograph of Ian Mayes with the Principal of the Royal Academy, at Royal Academy of Art event, undated;
Two drawings of Cairo by Jan Morris, 1996.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Weekend Magazine; Ian Mayes

GUA/6/9/1/3/D · Sub-series · c1910-c1980
Parte de Records of the Guardian newspaper

Prints by Guardian/Observer photographers

Box 1
Dahl, Roald: Writer
Dahrendorf, Ralf: Director - London School of Economics
Dale, Jack: E.I.S
Daly, Babara: Make-Up Etc
Daly, L: N.U.M
Dalyell, Tom: MP
Dalziel, Commissioner Geoffrey A
Dance, Helen: Headmistress
Day-Lewis, Cecil: Writer
Daneman, Meredith: Writer
Danso, Harriet
Dartmouth - Countess of
Daube, Michael: ASH
Daubeny, Molly: Theatre
Daubeny, Peter: Impressario
Davidson, Alan: Author
Davidson, Arthur: Antique Dealer
Davidson, Basil: Writer
Davidson, Lady Francis Jean, Vicountness: Politician
Davidson, James: Politician
Davidsdon, Lord John Colin Campbell: 1st Viscount
Davidson, Lionel: Author
Davidson, Randall Thomas, 1st Baron: Archbishop of Canterbury
Davidson, Robyn
Davidson-Houston, Major Aubrey C: Artist
Davie, Donald: Poet & Critic
Davies, Andrew: Writer
Davies, Bryan: Politician
Davies, Bill: Aintree Racecourse
Davies, Barbara: Plumber
Davies, Rt Hon Clement: Politician
Davies, Dai: Politician
Davies, Ernest A.J: Politician
Davies, Ernest: Politician
Davies, Detective Chief Superintendent, Frank: Flying Squad
Davies, H.E: Judge
Davies, Mr Harold: Politician (Labour)
Davies, Hughie
Davies, Jack
Davies, Joanne
Davies, John
Davies, John: Politician
Davies, John Henry: Brewer
Davies, Martin: National Gallery
Davies, Prof Paul: UMIST
Davies, Peter Maxwell: Composer
Davies, Rev Rupert
Davies, Sue
Davies, W.E: School Master
Davis, Andrew: Conductor
Davis, Colin: Conductor
Davis, Charles: Ex-Catholic Priest
Davis, David
Davis, Gary
Davis, George & Rosie: Protests
Davis, Gerry: T.V Scriptwriter
Davis, Mrs Penny: Adventurer
Davis, Phillipa
Day, Tony: DJ

Box 2
Dean, Iris: Lawyer
Dease, Rosalind: Stamp Designer
Deason, John: National Right-To-Work Campaign
Deeley, Jayne
Deen, Rupert
Deighton, Len: Writer*
Delaney, Joyce: Psychiatrist
Delaney, Shelagh: Playwright
Dell, Edmund: MP
Delvenney, Laurence
Denman, Sylvia: I.L.E.A
Denmark, Dr John
Denning, Baron: Master of the Rolls
Denny, Rev Norman: Methodist
Denny, Richard: Farmer
Derbyshire, Albert: Bakers Union
Derby, Lord: 17th Earl
Derby, Lord Edward John Stanley: 18th Earl
Dereford, George: Sculptor
Desai, Anita: Author
Devlin, Bernadette: Politician
Devonshire, Lord Andrew Robert Buxton: 11th Duke
Dexter, John: Theatre
Dey, Steve: Community Service
Dey, Joan: Skerries School
Diamond, Freda: Design Consultant
Dickens, Madeline: Social Worker
Dickens, Monica: Novelist
Dickson, Alec: Community Service Volunteers
Dickson, Mrs Anne
Dickson, Ivy: Musical Director - National Youth Orchestra
Dickson, Mora: Writer
Dickson, Wylton
Dickinson, Peter: Writer
Dickinson, Peter: Musician
Didion, Joan
Dillon, John
Dimson, Gladys: County Hall
Dines, Mary: Immigrants!
Dinnersetin, Dorothy
Diplock, Roger
Diski, Jenny: Author
Dixon, Jeremy
Dixon, Proffesor Norman
Dodds, E.M Mrs: C.W.S
Doherty, Colette
Dolin, Anton
Donald, Inspector Anne: Police
Donald, John: Jeweller
Donaldson, Lady
Donaldson, Lord
Doody, M.C: Re: Foot & Mouth
Donleavy, J.P: Writer
Donlon, Frank: NUR
Donner, Clive: Director
Donohue, Peter
Doogan, Nora: Gout Escort Girl
Dor, HL: Isle of Man
Dors, Diana: Actress
Doughty, George Henry: Trades Union Leader
Douglass, Harry: Trade Unionist
Douglas, Stuart: Playwright
Douglas-Hamilton, Ian & Oria: Elephants & Flora

Box 3
Douglas-Home, Sir Alec - to 1964
Douglas-Home, Sir Alec - 1964 on
Douro, Marquees
Dove, Geoffrey (Dr)
Dowd, Nancy: Film Writer
Dowell, Susan: Writer
Dowling, Felicity: Labour Party
Downer, Richard: Stamp Designer
Downes, Edward: Conductor
Downward, William
Doyle, Canon Gregory
Drabble, Margaret: Authoress
Drain, G.A: National Local Goverment Officers Association
Driberg, Tom: Politician
Drogheda, Earl of
Drummond, John: Radio
Dubbins, Tony: N.G.A
Du Boisson: Megan
Du Cann, Edward: Politician
Ducksbury, Sally: Artist
Duff, Peggy: CND
Duffy, Maureen: Author
Dukas, Helen
Dunbar, Joyce
Duncan, Lesley
Dunlop, Frank: National Theatre
Dunleauy, Kathleen: Home Help
Dunn, Judy: Child Psychologist
Dunn, Juliet: Designer
Dunwoody, G.P: Politician
Dunwoody, John: Politician
Du Pre, Jacqueline: Cellist
Dupree, Jack: Musician (blues)
Durrell, Gerald: Jersey Zoo
Durrell, Lawrence: Author
Durrell, Leslie
Dyall, Valentine
Dymock, Eric: Motor Racing
Dymoke, Lt. Col. John
Dyson, Freeman
Creator: Manchester Guardian; Picture Desk; Manchester Picture Library

GUA/6/9/1/11/2/D · Documento · c1965-c1985
Parte de Records of the Guardian newspaper

Includes photographs of:
Dallman, Nick
Darling, Bill
Davis, William
Dawood, Caroline [Caroline Marland]
Dean, Malcolm*
de Bono, Edward
de Jongh, Nicholas
Dewhurst, Keith
Dixon, Michael
Dixon, Norman
Dobie, Laurence
Dodd, Chris
Drabble, Margaret
Driver, Christopher
Duffy, Hazel
Dunn, Alan
Dunn, Elisabeth
Dutton, TE
Creator: Manchester Guardian; Picture Desk; Manchester Picture Library

'Books of the year' correspondence
OBS/6/7/1/2/3 · Documento · 1970
Parte de Records of The Observer newspaper

Includes correspondence between Terry Kilmartin and Miriam Gross and the following individuals or their representatives: VS Naipaul, Professor Lionel Trilling, Lord Annan, Mary [McCarthy], Sir Isaiah Berlin, AJ Ayer, Roy Jenkins, Robert Lowell, Kingsley Amis, Kenneth Tynan, Angus Wilson, Professor John Weightman, Lord Goodman, Malcolm Muggeridge, Mary Wilson, Arthur Koestler, Margaret Drabble, Graham Greene, SJ Perelman, Professor John Kenyon, Sir Michael Tippett, Philip Toynbee, AJP Taylor, Richard Crossman.
Also includes list of people asked.
Creator: The Observer Limited; Terry Kilmartin

'Books of the year' correspondence
OBS/6/7/1/2/4 · Documento · 1971-1972
Parte de Records of The Observer newspaper

Includes correspondence between Terry Kilmartin and Miriam Gross and the following individuals or their representatives: Al Alvarez, Kingsley Amis, Lord Annan, Margaret Drabble, Roy Jenkins, Professor John Kenyon, Robert Lowell, Malcolm Muggeridge, AJP Taylor, Kenneth Tynan, Professor John Weightman, Mary [McCarthy], WH Auden, Sir Alfred Ayer, Sir John Betjeman, Richard Crossman, Graham Greene, Philip Larkin, Edna O'Brien, Lord Goodman, Arthur Koestler, Professor Stephen Spender, Angus Wilson, the Earl of Harewood, Doris Lessing, Andrew Shonfield, Iris Murdoch, Mrs Cecil Woodham-Smith, Elizabeth Longford.
Also includes lists of people asked.
Creator: The Observer Limited; Terry Kilmartin

'Books of the year' correspondence and draft copy
OBS/6/7/1/2/8 · Documento · 1976
Parte de Records of The Observer newspaper

Includes correspondence between Terry Kilmartin and Miriam Gross and the following individuals or their representatives: Kingsley Amis, Sir Alfred Ayer, Sir Isaiah Berlin, Margaret Drabble, Arthur Koestler, Philip Larkin, Edna O'Brien, Harold Pinter, John Wain, Professor John Kenyon, Angus Wilson.
Also includes contributions from some of the above and Martin Amis (unsigned manuscript), Russell Davies, Clive James, Roy Jenkins, Naomi Lewis, Mary McCarthy (only 2nd page), George Melly, Lorna Sage, Philip Toynbee, and Christopher Wordsworth.
Also includes lists of people asked.
Creator: The Observer Limited; Terry Kilmartin

'Books of the year' correspondence and draft copy
OBS/6/7/1/2/11 · Documento · 1979
Parte de Records of The Observer newspaper

Includes correspondence between Terry Kilmartin and Miriam Gross and the following individuals or their representatives: Angus Wilson, Sir Alfred Ayer, Margaret Drabble, Edna O'Brien, Stephen Spender, Tom Stoppard, Arthur Koestler, Philip Larkin, Sir Victor Pritchett, Michael Foot, Graham Greene, Peter Porter, Mary McCarthy, Kathleen Nott, Lord Annan.
Also includes contributions from John Kenyon and Lorna Sage.
Also includes list of people asked.
Creator: The Observer Limited; Terry Kilmartin

'Books of the year' correspondence
OBS/6/7/1/2/12 · Documento · 1980
Parte de Records of The Observer newspaper

Includes correspondence between Terry Kilmartin and Miriam Gross and the following individuals or their representatives: Sir Isaiah Berlin, Margaret Drabble, Sir Stuart Hampshire, Harold Pinter, Sir Victor Pritchett, Tom Stoppard, Lord Annan, Graham Greene, Roy Jenkins, Sir Alfred Ayer, Angus Wilson.
Also includes lists of people asked and books chosen.
Creator: The Observer Limited; Terry Kilmartin

'Books of the year' correspondence and draft copy
OBS/6/7/1/2/13 · Documento · 1981
Parte de Records of The Observer newspaper

Includes correspondence between Terry Kilmartin and Miriam Gross and the following individuals or their representatives: Sir Victor Pritchett, Lord Annan, Philip Larkin, Harold Pinter, Stephen Spender, Tom Stoppard, Angus Wilson, Sir Isaiah Berlin, Edna O'Brien, Sir Alfred Ayer, Arthur Koestler, Doris Lessing, Stuart Hampshire, Graham Greene, Anthony Burgess, Anthony Kenny.
Also includes proofed contributions from some of the above and AJP Taylor, Clive James, Anthony Howard, Martin Amis, Hermione Lee, John Kenyon, Peter Conrad, Margaret Drabble, Paul Bailey, Anthony Thwaite, Al Alvarez, Peter Porter, Michael Foot, Lorna Sage, Mary McCarthy, Ian McEwan, Hilary Spurling, Malcolm Muggeridge, Diana Cooper, Naomi Lewis, Edward Crankshaw, Philip French and Christopher Wordsworth.
Also includes list of people asked.
Creator: The Observer Limited; Terry Kilmartin

'Books of the year' correspondence and draft copy
OBS/6/7/1/2/17 · Documento · 1985
Parte de Records of The Observer newspaper

Includes correspondence between Terry Kilmartin and the following individuals or their representatives: Sir Alfred Ayer, Beryl Bainbridge, JG Ballard, Melvyn Bragg, Margaret Drabble, Mrs Anna Haycraft, Roy Jenkins, Doris Lessing, Edna O'Brien, Ruth Rendell, Harold Pinter, Tom Stoppard, Fay Weldon, Graham Greene, Lord Annan.
Also includes contributions some of those above and from John Kenyon, Bernard Levin, Philip French, Julian Barnes, and Michael Ratcliffe.
Also includes list of people asked and dust jacket to 'Move your shadow' by Joseph Lelyveld.
Creator: The Observer Limited; Terry Kilmartin