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Correspondence relating to Anglo-Welsh Review 85 (1987): John Barnie (88/1), Glenda Beagan (88/2), Ron Berry (88/3), Byron Beynon (88/4), Alison Prosser Bielski (88/5), Catherine Byron (88/6-7), Philip Carradice (88/8), Peter Dale (88/9), Jon Dressel (88/10), Catherine Fisher (88/11-13), John Gimblett (88/14), Maura High (88/15-16), Anthony James (88/17), Mike Jenkins (88/18), Roland John (88/19), Bernard Jones (88/20-23), Dylan Jones (88/24-25), Peter Jones (88/26), Tim Liardet (88/27), Chris Meredith (88/28), Robert Minhinnick (88/29-30), Damaris Naylor (88/31), David Owen (88/32), Mercer Simpson (88/33), Michael Spindler (88/34), Colin Sutherhill (88/35), Graham Thomas (88/36), Ann Williams (88/37-38), Gwyn Williams (88/39-40), and Herbert [Lloyd] Williams (88/41-42).

Correspondence relating to Anglo-Welsh Review 86 (1987): John Ackerman (90/1), Bryan Aspden (90/2), Wayne Burrows (90/3-4), Marjorie F. Clark (90/5-6), Tony Conran (90/7), Steve Griffiths (90/8-9), Paul Groves (90/10), Simon Lapington (90/11-13), Madeline Mayne (90/14-15), Robert Morgan (90/16), Andrew Morrison (90/17), and Alan Perry (90/18).

Correspondence relating to contributions to the Anglo-Welsh Review: Peter Dale (May 1987) (95/1), Arthur Giardelli (Sept. 1986) (95/2) and Roland Mathias (Oct. 1984) (95/3). No's 95-97 are additional material deposited in Aug. 1998 by Greg Hill, the final editor of the Anglo-Welsh Review.

Typescript copy, with emendations, of 'Snob', a short story by John Tripp, published in Anglo-Welsh Review 82 (1986). No's 95-97 are additional material deposited in Aug. 1998 by Greg Hill, the final editor of the Anglo-Welsh Review.

Correspondence, 1981-2000, mainly relating to reviews and articles intended for publication in the Anglo-Welsh Review, and to the Welsh Arts Council’s withdrawal of funding in 1987 and subsequent closure of the publication in 1988. The file includes letters to Greg Hill and others from Arthur Giardelli (3); Bim Giardelli (1); Glyn Jones (1); Anne Stevenson (3); Tony Conran (2); Jeremy Hooker (9); Desmond Slay (1); Meic Stephens (4); Freda Walters (3); Tony Curtis (1); John Davies (1); Raymond Garlick (2); Peter Dale (1); David Annwn (1); Ann Hallam (1); Tony Bianchi (1); Gillian Clarke (1); and Steve Griffiths (1). Also enclosed are cuttings of obituaries for the writer and historian Gwyn Jones, written by Desmond Slay and Meic Stephens respectively (1999); and a copy of a cutting from the Western Mail, reporting on the closure of the Anglo-Welsh Review and the launch of the New Welsh Review (1987).

Statements of income and expenditure and balance sheets for 1962, 1964-76; lists of grants from the Welsh Church Funds Committees 1964-1976; list of grants, incomes and expenditure for issues 28-41 (1961-1970); list of grants, income and accounts for 1967-1971; list of expenses of printing and posting issues 33-41 (1964-1969); receipt for 10s.6 for issues 41-42 (1969-1970).

Lists of payments to contributors for issues 39-55 (1968-1975) and a scale of fees payable to contributors for issues 39, 40, 43, 45 and 47 (1968-1972).

Correspondence relating to Anglo-Welsh Review 30 (1962) consisting principally of carbon copies of letters of rejection by the editor: M. Battock (10/1-2), W. H. Boore (10/3), D. Davies (10/4-6), J. Ewart Davies (10/7-8), C. M. Evans (10/9-11), Bob Fotenas (10/12-13), B. B. Griffiths (10/14-15), J. B. Heard (10/16), Andrew L. Horning (10/17), Stella Jay (10/18-19), Rev. V. D. Parkes (10/20-23), Roger Rehm (10/24), Sally Saunders (10/25), R. Sibley (10/26), Hope Smeeton (10/27-31), D. P. Thomas (10/32-33), Huw Ballard Thomas (10/34-36), P. Whaley (10/37), A. R. Williams (10/38-39) and Ken Wlaschin (10/40-42).

Correspondence relating to Anglo-Welsh Review 39-40 (summer 1968-winter 1969): F. J. Allatt (32/1), W. Edward Bowen (32/2), British Council (32/3-4), Vanessa A. Byrom (32/5-6), Peter Clawson (32/7), David Collard (32/8), H. M. Conail (32/9-11), Christopher Davies Ltd (32/12), John O. Davies (32/13), Jane Dennington (32/14), J. M. Dent & Sons Ltd (32/15), Vaugn L. Duhamel (32/16), J. C. Marsh-Edwards (32/17), P. H. Edwards (32/18), John Ellis (32/19), Polly Gaster (32/20), Hywel Gillard (32/21), Barry Groom (32/22), J. L. W. Hancock (32/23), T. Heywood (32/24), J. M. Higgins (32/25), J. Humphries (32/26), Joan E. James (32/27-28), Ena Jenkins (32/29), Jane E. Jones (32/30), Major General L. H. Howard Jones (32/31), R. Gareth Lovett Jones (32/32), Wynford Jones (32/33), Colin R. Jordon (32/34), J. G. Kinney (32/35-36), A. M. S. Laird (32/37), Brian Lee (32/38), Frank Morgan (32/39), Stella Morgan (32/40), Jeffrey Morris (32/41-42), S. O'Rahilly (32/43), Oxford University Press (32/44), Sylvia Pemberton (32/45), Eric Ratcliffe (32/46), Peter Robins (32/47), R. C. Ruck (32/48), Wendy Anne Askew Stagg (32/49), T. H. Stevens (32/50), H. J. Thomas (32/51), J. A. Timothy (32/52), C. A. Waite (32/53), W. D. Watts (32/54-56), Paul Weaver (32/57-58), Eurof Williams (32/59), Michael Williams (32/60), O. T. Williams (32/61-62) and Penny Anne Williams (32/63).

Printer's copy of Anglo-Welsh Review 75 (1984) together with letters, 1983, from J. P. Ward and Tony Curtis.