Manuscripts of short stories and radio plays, poems, scrapbook, newspaper clippings, periodicals, correspondence.
England, E. M. (Edith Mary), 1899-1979
Letter from George Landen Dann to Edith Mary England
Handwritten letter dated 3 Nov 1944 from George Landen Dann to Mrs. Anders congratulating her on 'Queensland days', wishing her success.
Dann, George Landen,
Letter from James O'Dwyer to Edith Mary England
Typescript, signed, letter dated 1 Oct 1969 from from James O'Dwyer to Mrs Anders seeking a copy of her book 'The happy monarch', unobtainable commercially, interested in her manuscript as he is a collector of Australiana.
O'Dwyer, James
Letter from Clement Byrne Christese to Edith Mary England
Typescript, signed, letter dated 4 Jan 1944 from Clement Byrne Christesen to Mrs. Anders re publication of her book, also mentions books published for L.L. [Llywelyn Lucas] and Ernest Briggs.
Christesen, C. B. (Clement Byrne), 1911-2003
Letter from Lilian Mary Armitage to Edith Mary England
Handwritten letter on Girls' Grammar School (Ipswich) letterhead, dated 23 Jul 1944 to Mrs. Anders thanking her for two book prizes, discussing essays of school pupils.
Armitage, Lilian Mary
Letter from Robert Guy Howarth to Edith Mary England
Handwritten letter on University of Sydney Department of English letterhead, dated 27 Mar 1945 to Mrs. Anders re: an article 'The Australian Theme', possibly too lengthy for Southerly and mainly concerned with Queensland poets, suggests Meanjin.
Howarth, R. G. (Robert Guy), 1906-1974
Letter from Edward Vidler to Edith Mary England
Handwritten letter dated 30 Sep 19?? from Edward Vidler to Mrs. Bertie discussing poetry, mentions K. Dalziel. Note by E.M. England: 'After he had a stroke.'
England, E. M. (Edith Mary), 1899-1979
Letter from Gordon Fisher to Edith Mary England
Letter dated 31 Jul 1956 to Mrs Anders congratulating her on 'House of Bondage', discussing other Australian authors.
Fisher, Gordon A.
Letters dated 4 Mar 1963, 12 Mar 1963 and 27 Jul 1963, to E.M. [Penelope] England from Jessie Clark, congratulating England on her poetry and discussing it in some detail.
Clark, Jessie