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Cicero

1738

A transatlantic love affair

Simone de Beauvoir

1998

Steinbeck. A Life in Letters

John Steinbeck, Elaine Steinbeck, Robert Wallsten

1975

Selected Letters of Dawn Powell

Dawn Powell, Tim Page

1999

Arthur Conan Doyle

Jon Lellenberg, Charles Foley, Daniel Stashower et al.

2004

The letters of GertrudeStein and Thornton Wilder

Gertrude Stein

1996

De Profundis and Other Writings

Oscar Wilde

1973 ★ 5.0

How am I to be heard?

Lillian Eugenia Smith

1993

Briefwechsel 1933-1940

Walter Benjamin

1989

A Life in Letters

George Orwell

2013

Letters to Véra

Vladimir Nabokov, Brian Boyd, Olga Voronina

2015

The letters of Gertrude Stein and Virgil Thomson

Thomas Dilworth, Susan Holbrook, Virgil Thomson

2009

Here and Now

Paul Auster, J. M. Coetzee

2013

The Grand Tour

Agatha Christie

2012

Airmail

Robert Bly

2013

The Maeve Binchy Writers' Club

Maeve Binchy

2009

The letters of Henry Adams

Henry Adams

1930

The letters of J.R.R. Tolkien

J.R.R. Tolkien, Humphrey Carpenter

1981 ★ 3.7

John Dos Passos' correspondence with Arthur K. McComb, or, "Learn to sing the Carmagnole"

John Dos Passos

1991

No Author Better Served

Samuel Beckett

1998

The letters of D.H. Lawrence

D. H. Lawrence

1932

Das Gewicht der Welt

Peter Handke

1977

Striving Towards Being

Thomas Merton

1997

Letters

Patrick White

1996

The letters of Henry James

Henry James

1920

"Collecting stamps would have been more fun"

Sinclair Ross

2010

Jane Austen's Letters

Deirdre Le Faye, Jane Austen

1995

Between Friends

Hannah Arendt

1995

The letters of John Cheever

John Cheever

1988

Letters written during a short residence in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark

Mary Wollstonecraft

1802

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