MALRAUX (André). Set of 5 letters. - Lot 135

MALRAUX (André). Set of 5 letters. Autograph letter signed to Marcel Thiébaut, director of the Revue de Paris. "Le 30 sept." [between 1922 and 1929]. Nrf printed letterhead at rue de Grenelle address. "Certainly, I have not given up on entrusting my novel to the Revue de Paris. MAIS CE ROMAN QUI EST, COMME JE L'AI DIT VOUS, LE PREMIER OUVRAGE D'UNE OEUVRE CYCLIQUE, EST DEVENU ASSEZ DIFFERENT DU PROJET dont je vous entretenu, et je ne crois pas l'avoir achevé avant février...". - Autograph letter signed to writer Franz Hellens. 1926. "On my return, I find your book, deposited by [Pascal] Pia. Thank you for thinking of me. I'll read it this evening and write to you towards the end of the week. Marcel] Arland wrote the note to the N.R.F. .... I have sent you 'LA TENTATION DE L'OCCIDENT'." - 2 signed letters to novelist Edmond Gaudin. 1951. Concerning the memory and unpublished work of PIERRE DRIEU LA ROCHELLE. Enclosed, a typed copy, enclosed by Malraux, of the letter he sent on the same subject to a certain Petitjean. - Autograph letter signed to Armand Lanoux. Verrières-le-Buisson, June 10, 1974. Beautiful letter on his correspondent's book, Le Berger des abeilles; Malraux discusses SELMA LAGERLÖF, LE ROMANCERO DU CID, LA POESIE.