Consists of material relating to the writing and publication of published novels written by Sid Chaplin.

This section chiefly comprises a selection of press cuttings about William B. Coulson; a memorial to William B. Coulson in Newcastle; the Newcastle Cat and Dog shelter [founded by William B. Coulson]; and an article concerning the wedding of Richard Grahame to Sophie Dixon.

Consists of a file of published material, including pamphlets, and a bundle of press cuttings.

Consists of published booklets and articles written about the history of World War I. Includes Bovril's 'War Diary' and a booklet on the history of the Northumberland Fusiliers.

Published copy of Fix This Moment: Writers respond to North East literary history which includes Michael Chaplin's essay A Thousand Journeys. Essay collection published by New Writing North in 2010.

Published edition of Peter Mortimer's Cool for Qat – A Yemeni Journey: Two Countries, Two Times (Edinburgh and London: Mainstream Publishing, 2005), with the following items tucked inside: letter from 'Pete' [?Peter Mortimer] to Erica Whyman discussing possibility of a joint Northern Stage/Cloud Nine production of RIOT and expressing his wish that the play be performed in areas of the UK that recorded a high British National Party vote in recent by-elections; two A4 pages advertising Riot: South Shields 1930 with quotations from press reviews.

Includes interviews and research Michael Chaplin conducted into the history and culture of the Tyne. Words by Michael Chaplin, photographs by David Tiernan and published by Port of Tyne.