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Harri Webb Papers, File
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Interview with Harri Webb,

A page from ?The Radio Times including an interview with Harri Webb and Owain Arwel Hughes regarding a programme written by them and entitled 'Were you There?'.

Imaginative writings,

A file containing transcripts of an article from The Western Mail, dated 9 March 1886, entitled 'The Explosion on the Steam paddle tug 'Rifleman'' together with a typescript imaginative piece entitled 'William Hunt or the Pilot's Ghost', written from the perspective of the man who died in the explosion. Also included in the file are holograph and typescript drafts of a ballad entitled 'The Awful Butetown Murders'.

Idris Jones,

Two letters from Lilian Jones, the widow of Idris Jones, seeking Harri Webb's advice on some of the writings left to her by her husband and thanking him for his assistance.

'How Green Can you Get',

A typescript first draft of a dialogue written by Harri Webb and entitled 'How Green Can you Get - a satire on the year of the valleys'.

Hodges, Cyril, Sully, Penarth,

Discusses poetry including Harri Webb's work and asks for an opinion on his own work. Includes a typescript of a poem written by himself to Harri Webb. Some of the letters also refer to politics.

Gwasg Gee,

Four letters from Charles Cledlyn Charman regarding the proposed publication of The Birds of Rhiannon with pictures by Lesley Bruce. The project was not accepted.

'Gwadec',

A letter from an organisation calling itself an intelligence agency. There is no name or address but a note by Harri Webb states that this sort of letter was common in the 1960s. Item numbered H 4/1.

Gurney, Judith,

Twenty-five letters from Judith Gurney and eight from her husband Paol, friends of Harri Webb, who were living in Brittany.

Grossman Publishers,

Four letters from Williams Cole concerning permission to use poems by Harri Webb in an anthology.

Griffiths, J. Gwyn, Singleton Park, Swansea,

Six letters, five regarding the editorship of, and contributions to The Welsh Nation and one asking Harri Webb to consider standing as a candidate for parliament in Swansea West. Welsh and English.

Granada Publishing,

Five letters from Angela Sheehan, Editorial Director of the Children's Book Division, four to Harri Webb and two to Harri Webb's agent in London, Felix de Wolfe, concerning the publishing of Tales from Wales which includes pictures by Lesley Bruce. For Lesley Bruce see also C2/1-15.

'Garland for Gower',

A draft copy of a letter from Harri Webb to John [?Mead] regarding a script entitled 'Garland for Gower' together with the filming script used for the programme.

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