Spiral bound draft, number 6.05, December 12, 1989. With 11 pages (on thermal paper) with emendations, 26 Nov 1989.

216 index cards and 17 index card guides for the screenplay Until the end of the world. First card says 'Cards Wim & I did when we began work together - mostly his handwriting'.

Correspondence regarding the production and shooting of Until the end of the world, mostly with Wim Wenders.

Correspondence relating to and partial drafts of 'Till the end of the world' (Until the end of the world) This material was in an envelope (now discarded) which had written on the front: 'Until the end of the world - correspondence + fading faxes', 1988 to 1989.

Faxes (thermal paper and photocopied), dated August 1988. Printout of Peter Carey's first (incomplete) draft on continuous computer paper, September 1988. This material was in an envelope (now discarded) which had handwritten on front: 'Until the end of the world - note all dates on computer printouts are American style Month/Day/Year'.

Two colour photographs that accompanied the index cards of the Australian outback.

Screenplay by Peter Carey and Wim Wenders. After an original story by Wim Wenders and Solveig Dommartin,1990. Movie directed by Wim Wenders. Released by Argos Films, Road Movies and Village Roadshow Pictures, 1991.

Story board and 25 scenes with illustrations in 49 loose leaves with Window Productions at the bottom of each page and 7 unnumbered pages with layouts for various rooms. Based on the short story by Carey 'Happy story' written in 1973 which was in The fat man in history : short stories (1974).

Unpublished play script titled 'A schoolboy prank by Peter Carey. An adaptation for the stage', 9 leaves, undated. The short story A schoolboy prank was published in Carey's short story collections War Crimes (University of Queensland Press) in 1979 and Collected stories (University of Queensland Press) in 1994.

The series includes manuscript and typescript drafts, notes, research material, and some related correspondence Carey's screenplays, of which Bliss and Until the end of the world were produced.