Letter from Angus Graham to Victor Mair to send his article. He asks if some-one can re-type in the format required for which Graham will pay the bill. He also asks to retain the rights to publish the article in a journal before book publication.

Letter from Angus Graham to Victor Mair to ask regarding the progress of the volume and to inform of his own publishing plans and attendance at the Chu Hsi conference in Honolulu.

Letter from Angus Graham to Victor Mair to inform that he hopes his translation of Chuang-tzu will be out in summer 1981 and, as such, he would like to also publish his other work on the Chuang-tzu. He asks, therefore for progress of Mair's publication and to remind of the prerogative Graham laid out to publish his essay elsewhere.

Letter from Angus Graham to Wang Mong Lin, Director, Institute of East Asian Philosophies, to ask whether it would be possible to take up the offer of an appointment at the Institute in 1984/5. He also writes that his wife will visit Singapore in March and asks that she may be shown the Institute.

Letter from Anne Eden-Green, George Allen & Unwin Ltd', to Angus Graham to send him a cheque as the first advance payment for Chuang-tzŭ. With the letter is a copy of the company's Marketing Guide for Graham to complete.

Letter from Barbara Horn, Senior Editor, to Angus Graham to send a proof copy of his article and author's questionnaire.

Letter from Ben-Ami Scharfstein, Deparment of Philosophy, Tel-Aviv University, to Angus Graham to express his admiration for Graham's essay and to supply some editorial comments.

Letter from Ben-Ami Scharfstein, Department of Philosophy, Tel-Aviv University, to Angus Graham to thank for sending the corrections and add his own stories about dealing with copy-editors.

Letter from Ben-Ami Scharfstein, Deparment of Philosophy, Tel-Aviv University, to Angus Graham to correct some errors in his letter of 8 January and to further explain his editorial comments.

Letter from Betty Radice, Penguin Books Ltd., to Angus Graham to express her admiration for his Chuang-tzŭ but to write about the difficulties in them publishing it.