Correspondents include: James Aitchison, Paddy Ashdown, Tracy Atkinson (International Biographical Centre), Annemarie Austin, Sally Bacon (Poetry Society), Jonathan Barker (British Council), Sebastian Barker (Poetry Society), Sir Thomas Bazley, Fred Beale, Kathleen Berney-Reddish, Susan Blishen (Poetry Society), Alix Brown (British Council), Alan Brownjohn, Sandy Brownjohn, Roger Burford Mason, Susan Burns (Arvon Foundation), Karen Butler (Oxford University Press), Isabelle Cartwright, Sergiu Celac (Embassy of Romania), Ken Churchill (British Council), John Cotton, Michael Crowley (Amnesty International), Peter Denman (St Patrick's College, Maynooth), D. Depoorter (British Council), Sarah Derrick (Kettle's Yard, University of Cambridge), Maura Dooley (South Bank Centre), Freda Downie, Gyozo Ferencz, Peter Forbes (Poetry Review), George Gömöri (University of Cambridge), Emma Griffin (Hutchinson), Eloise Harris (Garden Festival Wales/Gwyl y Gwyliau), Anne Harvey, Harriet Harvey Wood (British Council), Ronald Harwood (English Centre of International P.E.N.), Victor Hatar, Fanny Havas, Michael Henry, Ken Hertz, Phil Hind (Impington Village College), Alan Hollinghurst (Times Literary Supplement), Mike Hughes (Hertfordshire County Council), George Hyde (British Centre for Literary Translation/University of East Anglia), Peter Isacke, John James (Tonbridge School), David Johnson, Thomas Kabdebo, P. J. Kavanagh, Geoffrey King, Ronald King (Circle Press Publications), Thomas E. Konrad, Sally Laird (Central and East European Publishing Project), Linda Leith (Matrix), Andrew Lindesay (Poetry Society), David Lister, John Lucas (Critical Survey), Judith Luna (Oxford University Press), Andrew McAllister (Bloodaxe Books), Katie MacMillan, Caroline Michel, John Mole, Angela Molnos, Rowland Molony Peter Murray (Crawford Municipal Art Gallery, Cork), Balazs Nyilasy, Dennis O'Driscoll, Brian A. O'Hagan, Otto Orban, Ewald Osers, Eliza Pakenham (Quartet Books), Gyorgy Petri, Istvan Racz, John M. Ridland (University of California, Santa Barbara), Robin Robertson (Secker and Warburg), Carol Rumens, Lawrence Sail, William Scammell, Elena Semino (Linguistics Department, Lancaster University), Peter Sherwood, Jacqueline Simms, Matt Simpson, Malcolm Singer (British Broadcasting Corporation), Jonathan Smith, Stan Smith (University of Dundee), Anne Stevenson, Indrek Tart, Anthony Thwaite, Angela Topping, Miklós Vajda (New Hungarian Quarterly), Dave Ward (The Windows Project), Julia Wheadon (Arvon Foundation), Julian Wilkinson (British Broadcasting Corporation), Kieron Winn (Tonbridge School) and Barry Wood (Bolton Institute of Higher Education). Related items include: annotated TS carbon copy of 'Receding tide: a personal view of recent Hungarian poetry' by Szirtes; a copy of a letter from Liz Newlands (Oxfam) to Juliet New (Oxford University Press); translation by John M. Ridland; poem by James Aitchison; poems by Peter Isacke; poem by Geoffrey King; and poems by Matt Simpson.