The Protocols. Commentary 47: 10, January. [Letter on tracing the literary origins of the ‘Protocols of the Elders of Zion’.]

Place for the Old Magic. Sunday Times, 26 January, p.60. [Review of Richard Dorson’s The British Folklorists.]

[Inrerview with Graves.] Le poète anglais Robert Graves a la parole. Le Monde des Livres, Supplement au Numero 7517, 15 March, p.8 of the supplement. [Interview with Graves by Helene Cixous.]

*Troublesome Fame. New Yorker 45: 150, 26 April.

*Unicorn and the White Doe. Atlantic 223: 73, May. [Revised from its appearance in A128, this much revised poem was revised again in A138.]

Art of Poetry, XI: Robert Graves. Paris Review 12: 118–145, Summer. [Interview with Peter Buckman and William Fifield. This interview was reprinted in Spanish translation in Revista de Occidente: 91: [1] 2-25, October 1970, under the title Conversación con Robert Graves Sobre el Arte poética.]

*What We Did Next – Semi-Detached – Blanket Charge. Transatlantic Review 32: 32–34, Summer.

Fifty Helpful Hints. Esquire 72: 54, July. [Graves was one of fifty figures asked to suggest first words to be spoken by the first man on Moon. Graves’ words: ‘Forgive the intrusion, Ma’am. Don’t smile so bitter / At good Yanks tidying up your Sputnik litter.’]

[*A Late Daffodil for the Prince of Gwynedd.] Sunday Telegraph Magazine, 6 July, p. 2. [The poem is printed without a title. See C854.2]

A Late Daffodil for the Prince of Gwynedd. Sunday Telegraph Magazine, 6 July, p. 18. [The historical background of the poem.]

*Death of Love – In the Vestry – Through a Dark Wood – 1999 – When Love is Not. Daily Telegraph Magazine, 18 July, p. 25. [Also includes an interview, ‘A Seat Among the Gods’ by Toby Molenaar, pp. [18] 19-20 [21], 23.]

Una Conversacion con Robert Graves. La Estafeta Lliteraria, 15 September, pp.39–40. [Conversation (in Spanish) with Juan Bonet.]

Robert Graves: An Interview. Impact of Science on Society 19: 319–330, October-December. [Interview by Bruno Friedman. Issued simultaneously in the French language edition: Impact: science et société, vol. 19 (1969), no. 4, pp. 357-370, with the title “Les dégâts de la science.” The English and French editions of the interview were also issued as author’s separates as loose pages stapled twice, 23.8 × 15.4 cm. Bulk: 0.1 cm. This interview was later reprinted in Leonardo, Vol. 4, No. 4 (Autumn, 1971), pp. 371-375.]

*Antorcha y Corona. Excelsior (Mexico City), 21 October. [Page number unknown; seen only as an extracted cutting.]

One Foot in the Trenches. Guardian, 24 October, p.8. [Interview with Terry Coleman.]

Goodbye to all what? Daily Mirror, 7 November, pp. 16–17. [Robet Graves on warfare.]

Genius. Playboy 16: 127–128, 276, 279–280, December.

*Carols for Christmas, 1969: ‘Shepherds armed with staff and sling. . .’ New York Times Magazine, 21 December, p.5. [While the carol does not here bear a title it has since been named ‘Carol of Patience’.]