TS letter signed by Elizabeth Cullinane, New York, to John McGahern. 'I've just read "Nightlines" and I think it's a perfect book' and discusses individual stories in the book and adds she met Mary Lavin in New York recently who thought a character was named after her. Cullinane continues that she had received John's letter but couldn't respond as she was already in a relationship. She adds that she hopes to come to Ireland soon and to see John at some time, or if he may be in the US. She adds her own book of stories was recently published.
File includes photocopy of letter on The New Yorker headed paper, from editor William Maxwell to Cullinane, congratulating her on finding the work of McGahern and if any other stories are floating around Dublin, send them to him. This relates to "Strandhill, The Sea", by McGahern and published in the magazine. The original of this letter is also within the McGahern archive.
See also P71/1702A for other letters from The New Yorker Magazine staff.

Letters from Éamon Ó Tuathail to John McGahern, with discussions and arrangements for proposals for McGahern to teach in Cairo, Egypt.

File of letters and email from Eamon Maher, academic at Institute of Technology, Tallaght, Dublin, and scholar of McGahern's writing, with discussions included of McGahern's writing, questions for interview with McGahern and details of a book of criticism, on McGahern's writing which Maher is writing.

Letters from poet Derek Mahon to John McGahern. One is written on 'Vogue' magazine headed paper and is regarding the publication of story by McGahern "The Stoat", accepted for a fee of £200; other letters are to McGahern when based in Newcastle, U.K., others discuss payment and arranging visits with McGahern.

Letters from David Wright to John McGahern, asking if an extract form "The End or Beginning of Love" could be reproduced in an anthology of works published from 'X' Magazine (1986). Later letter seeks a written piece from McGahern about Patrick Swift, for a forthcoming exhibition on Swift (1991).

File of letters from David Marcus to John McGahern. Marcus was a writer and editor at the Irish Press Newspaper. Letters in the 1970s discuss the inclusion of a story, "Swallows" (1971) in the New Irish Writing series; letters regarding publication of an extract from "The Leavetaking" (1974) and later letters discuss the inclusion of "The Wine Breath" in an anthology of Irish Ghost Stories, and other McGahern work being included in Phoenix Irish Short Story anthologies that Marcus is editing.

MS letter from Irish film-maker, Cathal Black, discussing and outlining his plans to make a short film from McGahern's story, "Wheels". Also includes copy of contract made between Black and McGahern for film production of "Wheels", Feb 1975, and copy letter with details of costs paid to McGahern by Black for rights to make the films.

Letters from C. Barry Chabot, The American University, Washington D.C., USA, with discussions on an academic appointment for McGahern.

Letters from Bruce Berlind, Professor of English, Colgate University, New York, and his wife, Mary, to John McGahern, discussing McGahern's positions and time at Colgate University, readings by McGahern, readings by Ted Hughes (23 March 1971), comments on works by McGahern, including "Nightlines" (29 June 1971), "The Leavetaking" (9 April 1975), as well as latter letters rememberings past time spent with the McGaherns and memories of John.

Copy TS letters from Boyle to Dunne, Chicago District Judge, enclosing a copy of a programme for School of Irish studies [at UCG], thanking Dunne for hospitality in Chicago and stating he will be in touch.