Over 1220 letters, postcards, cards, lettercards and telegrams from friends and family (other than Daphne Mayo's parents). Correspondents include: Lloyd Rees, some with or by his wife, Majorie Rees; Vida Lahey; Edith Lahey; Dr Christine Rivett; Walter Taylor; Nell Mary Lette Hubble; Mim Shaw; and Ina Rivers.

Correspondence and notes relating to requests for commissioned and uncommissioned works; and material relating to her studios, especially the one in Sydney.

'The year is 1827, and in a remote hut on the high plains of New South Wales, two strangers spend the night in talk. One, Carney, an illiterate Irishman, ex-convict and bushranger, is to be hanged at dawn. The other, Adair, also Irish, is an officer of the police who has been sent to supervise the hanging. As the night wears on, the two discover unexpected connections between their lives, and learn new truths. Outside the hut, Adair's troopers sit uneasily, reflecting on their own pasts and futures, waiting for the morning to come. With ironic humour and in prose of starkly evocative power, the novel moves between Australia and Ireland to explore questions of nature and justice, reason and un-reason. , the workings of fate, and the small measure of freedom a man may claim in the face of death.' Source: Publisher's blurb (Vintage reprint).
This sub-series contains handwritten and typescript drafts, with emendations.

Unpublished typescripts by David Malouf.

Voss is an opera in two acts based on the novel by Patrick White. The score is by Richard Meale and the libretto by David Malouf. This subseries includes a handwritten outline of Voss, a typescript of the libretto with many handwritten corrections, and a photocopy of the music score, inscribed by Richard Meale to David Malouf.

This subseries has annotated programmes and/or abstracts for conferences attended by Judith Rodriguez. They are:
Items:

1. Writing in the Community Conference. (1984) Writing in the Community Conference : [programme], North Melbourne : The Conference.
2. Literature Board of Australia Council. (1984) Multicultural Writers Weekend in Melbourne : [programme], Melbourne : The Conference.
3. Association for the Study of Australian Literature. (1984) ASAL 84 Ballarat : [programme], Ballarat : The Conference.
4. Pen Congress (1986) The 48th International Pen Congress New York City 1986 : [membership list], New York City : The Congress.
5. Association for the Study of Australian Literature. (1986) ASAL 84 Townsville : [programme], Townsville : The Conference.
6. Association for the Study of Australian Literature. (1988) ASAL 88 University of Sydney : [programme], Sydney : The Conference.
7. International Women Playwrights Conference. (1994) Conference programme : 3rd International Women Playwrights Conference, Adelaide : The Conference.
8. Association of University Writing Programmes. (1996) Writing - Teaching. Teaching - writing : the participants : abstracts and biographies. Sydney : The Conference.
9. Australian Studies Centre, University of Queensland. (1997) Imaginary homelands : Australian dreamings. Brisbane : The Conference.
10. Association of Australian Writing Programs. (1997) Truth : writing courses and the imagination : 2nd Conference, Carlton : The Conference.
11. Indian Association for the Study of Australia. (2002) Understanding Australia : culture, society & polity : Internation Conference... Chennai, India : The Conference.
12. Translation Studies Research Cluster of the School of Languages, Culture and Linguistics. (2005) Translation and / as culture, Monash : The Conference.

Folder 1
Loose leaf Conference programs, abstracts, handwritten notes, from 1976 to 2006.

Incoming correspondence to Judith Rodriguez [List provided by Judith Rodriguez outlining contents].

Documents, invitations, financial records, and personal papers relating to Joshua Thomas Bell and Catherine Jane Bell (nee Ferguson)

Material relating to Marmaduke Alexander Thomas Bell. Includes: Photocopy of extract of death certificate of Marmaduke Alexander Thomas Bell, 20 May 1953 [?]. -- Photocopy of will of Marmaduke Alexander Thomas Bell, 20 Mar 1945.