The correspondence covers the period between March 1962 and June 1964, consists of twenty (20) written documents, and is equally divided among the correspondents.
The body of correspondence is significant for many reasons, as it often reveals, in a typically suggestive manner that absorbs excess emotion, the mutual appreciation between the two correspondents.
It broadens the channels of communication between them through discussions and critiques on literature, criticism, aesthetics, and ideology.
It brings to light interesting reading responses of one for the works of the other that are being prepared and (re)published during their written communication.
It contributes to pinpointing relationships between the letters and the creative work and sheds light on fictional or poetic texts in perhaps a different light, and, of course, it does not miss highlighting defining circumstances of life, especially for Axióti.
