Huxley, Aldous, English author, (1894-1963) Typed Letter Signed by hand; Typed letter signed by hand of 1 1/4 page. (A 4), dated Feb 2 (19)41 and sent from "701 Samalfi Pacific Palisades Cal." to a friend "Denny". Huxley says that he have had a letter from two young men who are intersted in spiritualism, but they feel lonely in the New York environment. Huxley want to give them the address of Denny, and that he helps them. Huxley refers to Christopher Isherwood: "I showed them yesterday to Christopher Ishwewood, who said that you would not mind if I gave them your address,..."/.../ Huxley also tells that he is feeling week after "Kolisch´s treatments" and while waiting for getting better "I plod along with my biography of Father Joseph, the mystic who, out of a misplaced sense of duty, tragically, took the wrong turning and became as power politician. It´s a strange, fascinating, profoundly sad story. Ever yours Aldous Huxley" ( in black ink). The letter is a bit fragile below and in lower left margin with losses of small peaces, which doesn´t affect the text. It has been folded inte an envelope with small tears into two folds.