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Now you know just a tad about me.
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Brenda
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Dear Brenda,
I wonder if you can help me. I see that lots of the contributors to your website (or people whose articles you have posted) have written about Kevin McClory.
I am currently compiling a history of my school – Finchley Catholic High School in North London – and I have come across Kevin and his brother Desmond’s names a number of times in the archives of the school.
What is troubling me is that I cannot reconcile the birth date widely published for Kevin in his obituaries, Wikipedia, etc. of June 1926 with the fact that he appears to have been in the second year of secondary school in Finchley (so aged at least 12) in 1935.
I am wondering if any of your correspondents: (a) would be interested in any of the information contained in these archives re Kevin and Desmond; and (b) could help solve the mystery about Kevin’s age.
Many thanks and I hope to hear from you,
Damian McBride
By: Damian McBride on February 17, 2010
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Hi Brenda. I noticed that you had a post on your blog from interviews with Toby Bruce, Hemingway’s friend and assistant. I am wondering if you have any contact info for the Bruce estate? I am a freelance permissions researcher trying to clear permission to use a photo from Bruce’s collection in a Hemingway Bio published by W.W. Norton. I’m afraid I have hit a dead end.
Many thanks,
Caryn
By: Caryn Burtt on July 8, 2011
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Hi Caryn, and thanks. My partners suggestion would be to try and check with the Key West Library, as they supported that library which was then on the street where they lived. Hope that leads to something other than another dead-end!
Brenda
By: bawiseconsulting on September 13, 2011
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Hello Brenda, I found your Ronald Payne interview with John Dos Passos while searching for reviews of the late novels “Chosen Country” and “Midcentury”.
I thought you might enjoy reading my take on “Why I am interested in Dos Passos”, at http://centurysebb.wordpress.com/why/
best wishes
Richard
By: Richard on February 20, 2012
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Thank you Richard, I found your article most interesting. I will send a copy to Mr. Payne for his review! Best Wishes, Brenda
By: bawiseconsulting on February 21, 2012
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