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Letters and cards to Gwyneth Lewis from university and school friends and teaching staff, from her family, from literary and media contacts, and from public officials and private companies, and also a few draft letters written by Gwyneth Lewis herself, concerning personal, social, literary, intellectual, academic, political and family matters, including her published work and her editorial work with Poetry Wales, during her time at Cambridge and in the United States; included in a letter to her parents are typescript copies of three of her poems ('Santes y Ffrog Goch', 'A Dirge for Mrs Davies' and 'Awen Morgannwg') with manuscript annotations.

Correspondence between Gwyneth Lewis and family, friends, teachers, literary associates, education officials, editors, and representatives of the Urdd concerning personal, social, educational and literary matters, and in particular her success at the Urdd eisteddfod in Barry and her prose and poetry contributions to printed media, together with related notes, forms, postcards, eisteddfod texts, event programmes, music scores, drawings, press cuttings and other ephemera.

Correspondence between Gwyneth Lewis and family, friends, literary associates, banks, and representatives of the Urdd and Gwyneth Lewis’s school and university college concerning personal, social, literary, school, university and domestic matters, notably her success at the Urdd eisteddfod at Llanelwedd, her life at Girton College, Cambridge, and time she spent in Brittany, together with a letter to Cymdeithas y Mabinogi, Cambridge, from the language centre at Nant Gwrtheyrn, and press cuttings, certificates, leaflets, postcards, photographs and other ephemera.

Correspondence and drafts of letters between Gwyneth Lewis and family, friends, teachers, Urdd representatives and literary contacts, as well as letters to her parents, concerning personal, social and artistic matters relating to her childhood, school and university days, including her literary and musical activities in school and in the Urdd, together with related poems, theatre programmes, postcards, certificates, tickets, school notes, vouchers, drawings, music scores, press cuttings, leaflets, posters and other ephemera.

Mae'r ffeil yn cynnwys gohebiaeth yn ymwneud â chynnal a beirniadu cystadleuaeth 1983, ynghyd â deunydd yn ymwneud â threfnu teithiau perthnasol ar ran y ddau a fu'n fuddugol; William Owen Roberts a Dafydd Arthur Jones. Mae'r ffeil hefyd yn cynnwys eghreifftiau o waith cystadleuydd arall, y bardd Aled Lewis Evans; 1982-1983.

Material relating to screenplay titled Y Pla/The Black Assassin, adapted from the 1989 novel Y Pla and its translated version Pestilence (1991), both by William Owen Roberts, including photocopied texts taken from Pestilence; plot synopses and narrative structure; contracts and agreements; lists of production team members; proposed promotional schemes; brief critical evaluations; printed flyer; and correspondence, much of which is legal and concerns or encloses contractual information.

Drafftiau o'r ddrama Mwy Na Phapur Newydd, 1989-1990, yn cynnwys drafft gyntaf pennod 1 (cyfres 1) gan Siôn Eirian, 1989; trydydd drafft pennod 2 (cyfres 2) gan Wil Roberts, 1990; ac amlinelliad o gynnwys pennod 5 (cyfres 2), 1990.