With regard to Amalrik, yes, of course, wait for Zinaida Alekseevna’s return. But the thing is that it seems you did not understand me correctly: I did not speak about any letter of Lobodowski’s. I meant your publishing of the first part of my article, where I explicate Lobodowski’s essay (that is, interrupting my article even earlier than you suggested) as an anonymous information note, as well as the Russian text of my letter, which I sent to the editor of the Polish newspaper, and in which I also express my opinion about Amalrik without saying a word about his “Involuntary Journey.”  You don’t have this letter, but I meant to send it to you upon receipt of your reply.  However, having decided that Z<inaida> A<lekseevna> still won’t want to publish all this, I decided to send this material (i.e. the anonymous note and the Russian text of my Polish letter) – as an informational material per se – to M.E. Weinbaum of the “N<ew> R<ussian> Word,” with which I do not usually collaborate. I am, however, far from being sure that Weinbaum will want to publish it.