Part of a collection of ca. 225 typed and autograph letters, postcards, and notes from M.F.K. Fisher to David Pleydell-Bouverie. Items in this collection are described in individual records; see MA 4786 for more information.
Thanking him for the caviar and saying she doesn't want "to squander [it] on anyone but" Norah Barr; commenting on her plans for Christmas and remarking that people "don't understand about the voluptuous delights of deliberate solitude"; mentioning a visit from her daughter Kennedy; describing various luncheons at her house; sending him a copy of a poem called "Carol" by Thomas Merton; noting that she likes Mary Hyde and Charles Ryskamp; complaining about her typewriter and telling him she is "being propositioned to invest in an electronic IBM."