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Draft of 'The futility machine'

Typescript, with extensive handwritten emendations/corrections, 282 leaves, undated. Previously wrapped in a manila parcel (now discarded) with a handwritten note on the front : 'final draft before typing'.

Draft of Until the end of the world

Printout of Peter Carey's first draft on continuous computer paper, 4 Oct 1988. This material was in an envelope (now discarded).

Wenders, Wim.

Driscoll and Carey on The tax inspector

Written by Peter Carey, this article begins "When I was fifteen years old I went walking in the bush near the Australian town of Mansfield, looking for a road which existed only in fiction." In the footer of the printer it has the title The tax inspector and in the pagination section of the footer it has 'Carey/Driscoll' before the page number. Five leaves, undated.

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