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Correspondence from William Bradley to Montgomery Evans
William Aspenwall Bradley 5, Rue Saint-Louis-en-L'ile Paris 4
Cable Address: Aspenssa, Paris
Telephone: GOSELINS 75-14
13 August 1925.
Montgomery Evans, Esquire, Care of Harry F. Marks, 31 West Forty-seventh Street, New York.
Dear Sir,
Sir Aleister Crowley writes to me, from Germany, that he has received enquiries from you concerning his memoirs for which I have the American agency. He has not forwarded me your letter, so that I am not altogether certain as to the information which you desire; but it may interest you to learn that my New York correspondent, Mrs. Ernest Boyd, of 131 East Nineteenth Street, has a duplicate of a considerable portion of the manuscript, though this, I believe, is under advisement, at the moment, by a firm of publishers who have expressed interest. Perhaps it would be worth your while to get in touch with her.
Hoping to hear from you at your convenience, I am,
Very truly yours,
W. Bradley.
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