Consists of ink illustrations of an executioner with an axe and of various faces of people and dogs.

Consists of ink illustrations of two black people, and two female dancers.

Consists of many small ink sketches of various faces and hands.

Consists of four ink prints including a woman, a man dancing, a man playing a flute and a man playing a drum. On the reverse of the paper are two rough ink sketches of faces.

Consists of ink sketches of bears, dogs and an eagle. Also consists of a pencil sketch of a dog's head.

Includes reviews of W.S. Graham's 'Aimed at Nobody', Paul Durcan's 'A Snail In My Prime: New and Selected Poems', and Tom Paulin's 'Selected Poems'.

Various draft typescripts of 'Orwell at Wallington'. 1 dated 2/4/1940. 9 sheets of ms. on Orwell. (Published in Strand, vol. 22, no. 3, June 1981.)

Includes correspondence with BBC, BBC Scotland and AP Watt Literary Agents, as well as Michael Chaplin's draft outgoing letters. Correspondence concerns Michael Chaplin's proposals for adaptations of Hair in the Gate both as a televised production and for the radio.

Includes cards from Rosemary and John Peace, Roseen and Andrew Freeth, Jane and Fred Reed, Sarah and Norman Cornish, and Lucy and Jack Richards. With signed postcard from 'highly acclaimed' unidentified Greek artist.

For Tyne Tees Television. Includes ideas for various scenes and episodes including Family Matters, Me Grandma, Jimmy at the bus stop, The Worker, The Gambler, and The Baby-Sitter. Annotations consist of changes and corrections in blue ink and pencil. Includes copies of Private Eye April and May 1970 that were possibly used for research purposes.