This file comprises cuttings from and photocopies of newspapers and magazines reviewing Peter Carey's short story collection The fat man in history.

This file mostly comprises cuttings from newspapers and magazines reviewing Peter Carey's novel Bliss.

Newspaper and magazine cuttings from 1965 to 1988 on a variety of issues.

Unsigned copies of writers agreements and option rights for Peter Carey, Ray Lawrence, and Window II Productions. Correspondence from Anthony Buckley, Window II Productions and Lawrence. Telegrams also included.

12 pages of handwritten notes in an envelope with the note 'Our collective notes on structure'. (Index cards were also included in the envelope - see Item 16 in this series). Accompanied by 3 x A3 pages on handwritten notes on narration for the last part.

Includes Bliss Schedule 8 October- -15 December 1984. (31 leaves, typescript); Progress report time (4 leaves, typescript). Progressive time amended timing 'Bliss' as at 8/10/84. (1 leaf, mss). Bliss schedule amendments 5/10/84. (2 leaves, typescript on yellow paper); (p 139, 73-89, 96-97 amended 24/10/84; Script amendments "Bliss" 30/10/84 (19 leaves, typescript on pink paper)).

Spiral bound copy of first draft of Until the end of the world, story by Wim Wenders and Solveig Dommartin and screenplay by Peter Carey, with emendations, 18 Oct 1988. Note on first page: This is the copy I took to the Kimberleys, with annotations made at that time'.

Correspondence regarding the production and shooting of Until the end of the world, mostly with Wim Wenders.

Correspondence relating to and partial drafts of 'Till the end of the world' (Until the end of the world) This material was in an envelope (now discarded) which had written on the front: 'Until the end of the world - correspondence + fading faxes', 1988 to 1989.

Faxes (thermal paper and photocopied), dated August 1988. Printout of Peter Carey's first (incomplete) draft on continuous computer paper, September 1988. This material was in an envelope (now discarded) which had handwritten on front: 'Until the end of the world - note all dates on computer printouts are American style Month/Day/Year'.