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Handwritten draft of the short story Butcher to the Queen beginning: ‘When my work took me into the Devil’s Bit mountains’. Some alterations. Pagination.

Handwritten draft of the novel Castle Gillian entitled ‘The Damsel Debonair’ beginning with chapter one ‘Castle Gillian No More’ which opens: ‘Sylvia Gayne, my cousin thrice removed’. Alterations. Pagination.

Pages from a notebook bound together in groups containing handwritten draft of the novel Castle Gillian beginning with chapter one which opens: ‘Silly – Sylvia Gayne – my cousin thrice removed’. Some blank pages at the end. Alterations. Pagination.

Handwritten draft of the novel Danger Under the Moon on pages coloured green, yellow and white respectively, of varying sizes. Title is ‘No Prince of Denmark’ and chapter one is entitled ‘Cat and Mouse’ opening: ‘I was hurrying and I did not like that’. Alterations. Pagination.

Handwritten draft of My Fey Lady. Some alterations. Pagination.

Hardback ‘Indexed Memorandum Book’ containing a handwritten draft of the short story My Fey Lady subtitled ‘Owen O’Connor’s story as told by Maurice Walsh’. Begins: ‘I came to tell this story by word of mouth because of a couple of coincidences’ and continues upside down from the back. Alterations. Pagination.

Handwritten draft of P7/1/5/4 with some alterations.

Hardback notebook entitled ‘The Hostel of the Da Derga’ containing handwritten draft of part of the novel Sons of the Swordmaker. The title at the beginning is ‘Flann of the Left Hand’ and the foreword ‘The Tabus of Conaire the King’ opens: ‘Let the chronology be set-down’. Alterations. Pagination on pages with text.

Loose pages from a notebook containing handwritten draft of part of the novel The Man in Brown. Begins: ‘Judge – Gentlemen, the first fact to which I want to draw your attention’. Some alterations. Pagination.

Loose pages containing handwritten draft of part of the novel The Man in Brown beginning ‘Chapter One – Mr. Justice Wallace Sums Up’ which opens: ‘Mr. Justice Wallace was an old man’. Inserts at pages 17 and 25.