Drafts, complete and incomplete, of the autobiographical story that was published in book Four easy pieces (Belmont Press, London, 2002). Not all drafts have numbers and/or dates. Draft numbers are 4 to 7. Working title was 'On going home' and was on the original folder (discarded). Some drafts have printout dates in footer, 19 Apr to 21 Apr 1994.

Two drafts. One draft has printout date from footer 5/13/95, printout title Carey / GQ, 13 May 1995. Both drafts have 2 leaves and handwritten emendations.

Two drafts of the article From an alien to his second son, published in HQ Magazine in 1993. One has 'First draft' written above title, with handwritten emendations, 6 leaves, undated. The other draft has 7 numbered leaves and is undated.

Fourth draft, copyright by Dalton Films, 125 numbered leaves (127 leaves in total), Feb 1993. With letter from Alexander Stonor Saunders from Lemon Unna & Durbridge, 29 Sep 1993.

Photocopy of graphic novel of the short story Peeling by Peter Carey, first published in 1972 in Meanjin Quarterly. Creator unidentified but 'ERTL '93' appears faintly at the bottom of each page. 24 pages (including cover and back pages).

Typescript drafts 6 and 7 of the novel, and complete copies of final manuscript, with print out dates and chapter/draft numbers in the footer.

Photocopy of draft, with handwritten page numbers, of Out in the open : an autobiography by Geoffrey Dutton, published by University of Queensland Press in 1994, 507 leaves, undated.

Correspondence with Faber & Faber and University of Queensland Press. Includes faxes and handwritten notes mostly regarding The unusual life of Tristan Smith, some about Collected stories and other stories, 30 Dec 1993 to 19 May 1994 and undated. Includes handwritten notes (from Alison Summer's?) regarding The Big Bazoohley.

Screenplay, no title page, International Creative Management [publisher?], 137 leaves, undated. Set in New South Wales.

Final typescript marked up by the Faber copy editor for the typesetter. Covering letter 12 Nov 1992 from Faber and Faber returning manuscript to Carey for his archive.