This file comprises cuttings from and photocopies of newspapers and magazines reviewing some of Peter Carey's writings as well as articles about the author.

Notes, story outlines and fragments, some of which have titles. Includes typescripts with the titles: 'The Botticelli stories'; 'The ice room'; 'K.L. Story'; 'Story: body sellers'; and 'Notes on life in the whorehouse'. Typescript where first line begins: 'Claire Schnier lay in a bed in ward 5...'; 'She had a face like someone who has come out of a sad movie....'; 'He tried to write stories about the people he knew...'; '1. The ride from the airport...'; 'I saw you today and now I'm home by myself...'; 'To truly appreciate paradise,...'. Several pages of Bliss. Also includes loose fragments.

Correspondence, newspaper cuttings and material related to properties associated with or important to Peter Carey such as Yandina, Browns Creek and Lovett Bay.

Three drawings mounted on card in folder titled Block of Flats

Other projects with R. Pavlyshyn's participation in varying roles.

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6.1 Public Morgue (Institute of Forensic Pathology), 1960.
6.1.1 Sketch plan (coloured), 61 x 55 cm.
6.1.2 Working drawings, 13 sheets, 80 x 70 cm., and cover sheet with perspective view.
6.2 Denominational chapels at Goodna Mental Hospital, plans.
6.3 Health and Welfare Building, 1965.
6.3.1 Perspective view, mounted, 46 x 60 cm.

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6.4.6 Plan of the Precinct area showing proposed ultimate development, 1:200, 70 x 210 cm. The proposal was developed in August 1974 in Chicago with the participation of two partners of Lund, Hutton, Ryan and Morton (LHRM), previously Lund Hutton Newell Paulsen (LHNP), and a team from Skidmore, Owings and Merrill (SOM) led by Walter Netsch. R. Pavlyshyn took part in discussions as the Department's nominee.
6.5.2.2.10 A Sculpture by Lindsay Daen: Jemmy Morrill and the Brolgas. Brochure on a sculpture presented to the Art Gallery in 1983.
6.5.2.2.11 Thirteen photographs of models of the Cultural Centre.
6.5.2.2.12 Performing Arts Complex under construction.
6.5.2.7 Queensland Cultural Centre, brochure (1985?) and program: Official Handover ofthe Commissioned Art Works, 8 May 1985.
6.5.2.8 Correspondence between Roman Pavlyshyn and Kate Gould on the history ofthe Queensland Performing Arts complex for the publication, Power, Jan, Setting the Stage: Queensland Performing Arts Complex. The First Ten Years, ed. Sue Gough, text development and research by Kate Gould (Brisbane: Boolarong Press, 1995). Appendices to R. Pavlyshyn's letter include the following reports: Performing Arts Complex: Report by the Users' Committee, April 1975, and Queensland Cultural Centre: Assessment of Needs and Priorities, April 1975. The book itself is in the books section of R. Pavlyshyn's materials.
6.6 *Parliament House development and restoration.
6.6.10 Cutting-off ceremony in Melbourne for the tapestry designed by John Coburn for the Parliamentary Annexe. Five photographs.
6.7 Government Office Buildings.
6.7.1 State Government Offices, comer of George and Charlotte Streets, Brisbane, 12 sheets
6.7.1.1 Coloured perspective.
6.7.1.2 Tracings (6 sheets, including cover sheet).
6.7.1.3 Prints (5 sheets, including cover sheet).

Catalogue and invitation to the exhibition Natural Structures, 1984; Catalogue and invitation to the exhibition Peter Cook: Tower Projects 1983-84 and two postcards from Cook to Watson; Catalogue of a national students’ competition The Bonzadumpa Surf Club, 1986, won by student Alice Hampson; A Cathedral Square for Brisbane : An Ideas competition 1983 booklet.

Correspondence, facsimiles, subpoena, statements, notes, sketches, drawings and newspaper cuttings relating to the Naval Stores site redevelopment and Waterside Walk or Riverwalk redevelopment of the South Brisbane and Kangaroo Point river frontage of the Brisbane River. Many of the documents concern political controversy and legal action about the project.

I have taken a prisoner, a play in six scenes, was most likely written in the 1950s. Carbon copy typescript, 119 leaves, undated.

Two typescript versions of the short story 'Solitary holiday'. Both have 24 numbered leaves and are undated. On the cover page of the original typescript version it says 'by Julie Millard' with name and London address of Dorothy Blewett in the bottom left-hand corner. Unsure if Julie Millard was someone Blewett represented as a literary agent or if it is another pseudonym. Blewett lived in London in the 1950s.

Material relating to the Rally for Peace and Nuclear Disarmament in Brisbane, which became an annual event. Includes publicity ephemera, meeting notices, a list of affiliate organisations and rally speakers, and a newspaper cutting . The file contains items of political ephemera from the Communist Party of Australia, the Socialist Party of Australia, and the Latvian Relief Society.