Letters (100 page)
Authors: Saul Bellow
Flaubert, Gustave
fools
Ford Foundation grant
forgetfulness
Fowler, H. W.
France
Frankel, Max
Freedman, Janis,
see
Bellow, Janis Freedman
see
Bellow, Janis Freedman
Freifeld, Rochelle
Freifeld, Samuel
discussion of exile
family troubles of
friendship with
hard work of
mentioned
postcards from Bellow
reaction to
Augie March
Augie March
Freud, Sigmund
friendships
appreciation for
with Barley Alison
with Catherine Lindsay Choate
discussions of with Fiedler
forced
with Harriet Wasserman
with Henry Volkening
loss of
maintaining
with Oscar Tarcov
rift with David Bazelon over Margaret
Fuchs, Daniel
Furet, François
Gallimard (French publisher)
Gallo, Louis
Gendlin, Frances
Gill, Brendan
Gillman, Mr.
Ginsberg, Allen
Ginsberg, Harvey
Glassman, Susan,
see
Bellow, Susan Glassman
see
Bellow, Susan Glassman
Gloria Mundi
(Clark)
(Clark)
Glotzer, Albert
Glück, Louise
God’s Grace
(Malamud)
(Malamud)
Godwin, Anthony
Gold, Herbert
Gold Medal for Fiction Award
Goldberg, Samuel S.
Bellow on divorce from Susan
Bellow on
Seize the Day
Seize the Day
bibliophilia of
friendship with
mentioned
owing money to
Goldenweiser, Alexander Alexandrovich
Goldknopf, David
Goldstein, Nathan
good intentions
Goodman, Paul
Gordimer, Nadine
Gordin, Karina
Goshkin, Anita (wife)
alimony and
Bellow’s divorce from
Bellow’s quarrels with
career of
desire to move to Europe
family troubles of
Northwestern University radicals and
opinion of Bellow’s writing
opinion of Melvin Tumin
Goshkin, Catherine
Gould, Nathan
Grass, Günter
Great Books Project
Great Jewish Short Stories
Greenberg, Clement
Greenberg, Willie
Greene, Graham
Greenwich Village
Grene, David
grief
Grimson, Todd
the grotesque
Guggenheim Memorial Foundation
Bellow’s fellowship applications
budget request letters
move to Europe and
recommendation of Grace Paley
recommendation of James Baldwin
recommendation of Louise Glück
recommendation of others
recommendations of Bernard Malamud
renewal application
renewal rejection
Guinzburg, Harold
Guinzburg, Tom
Haffenden, John
Hall, Donald
Hammersmark, Sam
Hammett, Dashiell
happiness
Hardwick, Elizabeth
Harper & Row
Harper’s Bazaar
Harris, Mark
Harris, Sydney J.
Harvard University
Hasenclever, Walter
Havel, Václav
Hayek, Friedrich von
health issues
aging and
ciguatera poisoning
depression
during divorce from Sondra
eye hemorrhage
of friends
gall-bladder surgery
heart problems
hospital stays
ignoring
remarks to friends about
sexually transmitted diseases
sleeping pills
weight
wintertime
Hearst Press
heart of mankind
Hebrew
Hecht, Anthony
Held, Abe
Hellman, Lillian
Henderson the Rain King
(Bellow)
(Bellow)
Bellow’s reaction to reviews of
Bellow’s own assessment of
discussion of with Anne Sexton
discussion of with Edward Hoagland
discussion of with Leslie Fiedler
excerpt
expected sales of
film of
opera based upon
reviewing proofs of
reviews of
rewriting of
writing of
Henle, Jim
book advances
complaints about
correspondence with
parting ways with
remarks on pace of Bellow’s career
The Victim
and
and
Herbst, Josephine
hero figures
Herskovits, Melville J.
Herzog
(Bellow)
(Bellow)
completion of
letters in
reactions to
reviews of
Bellow’s own assessment of
success of
writing of
Heschel, Abraham Joshua
Hicks, Granville
“Him With His Foot in His Mouth” (story)
Hitchens, Christopher
Hitler, Adolph
Hivnor, Robert
Hoagland, Edward
Hoffman, Theodore (“Ted”)
Holbrook, David
Holiday
(journal)
(journal)
Holocaust
Hook, Sidney
House Un-American Activities Committee
Howe, Irving
Howland, Bette
Hudson Review
monologue
monologue
Human Hope and the Death Instinct
(Holbrook)
(Holbrook)
human nature
human relations
humanity
heart as origin and seat of importance in mankind
loss of
misery and
remarks to Richard Stern about
thoughts on growing older and
truth of artistic works and
Humboldt’s Gift
(Bellow)
(Bellow)
completion of
death and comedy in
detachment from
excerpt
film rights for
inscribed editions
Owen Barfield and
reviews of
Hunt, John
Hunt, William
Hutchins, Robert Maynard
Huxley, Aldous
Hyde Park
hypocrisy
I Married a Communist
(Roth)
(Roth)
ideas and writing
“identity,”
ideology
idleness
Illinois governor
“Illinois Journey,”
illness,
see
health issues
see
health issues
imagination
immigration
immodesty
“In the Days of Mr. Roosevelt” (essay)
inconclusiveness
individuality and technology
The Information
(Amis)
(Amis)
The Inmost Leaf
(Kazin)
(Kazin)
Instead
(journal)
(journal)
integration
intellectualism
intelligence
internal work as writing theme
Ironweed
(Kennedy)
(Kennedy)
irony
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