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1R An Englishman's Fun [Sports in England]; 5r The Pleasant Land; 8v Our Schools; 12v draft letter to Bernard Palmer beginning, 'Here are the four pieces you suggested I might write on various aspects cf. English society and culture ...'; 13r A Letter to Persia; 18r An Approach to England; 22r 'The Entrance'; 23v Side-step; 25a notes written on an envelope postmarked Berlin 21 March 1964: '... I am one of the lucky ones and I am going to savour my luck right down to the last sip ...'.

1R. Barry Grammar School 1959-60: highlights; staff changes; 17r. Title: Personal outlook BBC. Subject: Gypsies; bohemian living; 23r. Title: The Scholarship. Subject: Education, including personal reminiscences; 28v. Title: Harlech and the Men. Subject: Adult education (Coleg Harlech); 32v. Title: A Man and a Boy. Subject: Meadow Prospect: Aldo Campora and Tito Livio Campora; 37r. Title: Help! Subject: The Bomb; 42r. Letter: 'Dear Gordon, ...'; 42v. Title: James Stephens. Subject: A dialogue (Gwyn Thomas's side only) about James Stephens's work; Back cover. Gwyn Thomas's stay in a holiday caravan.

1R. Barry Grammar School magazine: school year, drama; 12v. Subject: The Rhondda; 20r. Title: Parlours and Kitchens. Subject: The South Wales valleys; 27v. Title: The Valley at Play. Subject: The South Wales valleys; 30r. Subject: Valley women; 37r. Title: The Faces of Rhondda's Women. Subject: The Rhondda [= E136]; 45r. Title: Saturnalia Cambrensis. Subject: Belmont.

1R Betting; 12v Loneliness; 19v Afghanistan; 26r Planning; 33v Pets; 41r The Poets' Conference; 45v London; 48v Writing; 52r One Pair of Eyes, additional material for,.

1R. Book review: Lord Dunsany, The King of Elfland's Daughter; 3v. Title: A Secret Dream. Subject: Personal ambition; 5v. Book review: Paul Johnson, The Off-shore Islanders; 9r. Title: The Aneurin Bevan Memorial. Subject: Unveiling ceremony of the memorial above Tredegar; 12v. Title: R. S. Thomas; 15v. Book review: Kenneth Young, Chapel; 19r. Title: Art and Society: Sex. Book review: [Ken Baynes, Sex]; 21v. Title: Voices from 'Good morning, Wales'. Subject: 'A Boxing Day retrospective 1972' [continued in E26].

1R Book review: W. H. Auden, Academic Graffiti; Anton; Edward Lear, The New Vestments; Monty Python's Big Red Book; The Life and Times of Private Eye; P Campbell, Waving All Excuses; 5v My Day; 12v Student Unrest; 16r Dialogue with Dylan (Thomases in their Dancing Doubts); 28v TV reviews, 8 and 15 January 1972; 36v Book review: The Autobiography of Howard Spring back cover notes on racial collisions in literature; an insert for 'Dialogue with Dylan'; and a list of names.

1R. Book review: Will Paynter, My Generation; 6v. Title: Wales: Spring 1972. Subject: Wales; 13r. Title: The King in His Valley. Subject: Edward VIII's visit to the Rhondda; 17v. Book review: M. Slessor, The Politics of Environment; T. Fishlock, Wales and the Welsh; 23v. Ideas for short plays; 30v. Book review: W. Langer, The Mind of Adolf Hitler; 33v. Book review: P. Tinniswood, I Didn't Know You Cared; 37r. Title: [?Up and Under]. Subject: An addition to a play involving Les and Julian; 40v. Title: 'Insert - New Statesman'. Subject: 'I recall a once renowned miners leader ...'.

1R. Communications through Family. Punch; 10r. Half a Stage Onward. Punch; 15r. In the Act. Punch; 24r. A Paling Darkness. Punch; 30v. Bean. Punch; 39v. Chancellor, Whom Are You Hounding Now? Budget 1970. Punch; 47v. A Song or Two for Santa. Punch; 56v. Hear This, Hear This Good [continued in E248]. Punch.

1R. Ewart Knew My Father. The Teacher or Punch; 8r. The Unfinished Lads. The Teacher or Punch; 13v. Aberfan. The Teacher or Punch; 17v. Washington Irving Slept Here. The Teacher or Punch; 24v. a draft letter to accompany the previous piece with a reference to writing his autobiography - 'I've still to encounter a trace of the truth'; 25r. Quintet. The Teacher or Punch; 30r. The Everlasting Noah. The Teacher or Punch; 36v. To the Point of ?Babies. The Teacher or Punch;. 43R. Sex Viewed as a Hindrance. The Teacher or Punch; 50v. Walking Away from the Impotent Halls. The Teacher or Punch; 56v. The Night Rock [continued in E257]. The Teacher or Punch.

1R. Hear This, Hear This Good [continued from E247]. Punch; 10r. A Choice of Panics. Punch; 17v. Stay Beat As You Are. Punch; 25r. Stubble Trouble: or Arthur Moyle, the last of the really serious gleaners. Punch; 32r. [Hear This, Hear This Good]: lead-in and extension. Punch; 37r. The Way to the King: lead-in [cf. G27]. Punch; 39r. The Beam. Punch; 43r. The Welcome: title only. Punch; 43v-end. [blank]; Back cover. [inserts].

1R. Heritage; 2r. To the Coast; 7r. The Welsh Savour; 11r. The Vale of Neath; 18v. Some thoughts about Llanthony; 21r-26v. blank.

1R. Iestyn Kermodey in the Lion's Den [or] A Zone of Hush. Punch; 9r. The Trombone. Punch; 19r. The Hoods. Punch; 29v. The Lecture [continued in E252]. Punch.

1R. 'If you have a myth, hang on to it ...' [continued from E250]. Punch; 3v. 'I have been ... Saint Francis and the Wolf ... Rollo Richards, ...' Punch; 17v. 'I am getting ... dark looks from all over the ward I represent ... Waldo Falkman ... Elmhill ...' Punch; 36r. 'When Waldo Falkman had to leave his job as a porter ...' Punch; 39v. 'At about this time Grospoint Castle became empty ...' Punch; 55r. [inserts].

1R. [merely stubs of pages torn out]; 3r. Title: '2nd Part, Man of Action'. Subject: Gwyn Thomas on Spain and its language; 10v-end. [blank] Back cover. note.

1R. [New York commentary]; 23v. pieces to be added to play involving characters called Con, Ben, Russ, Wallace, Oswald, Miriam, & Mr Wilmot [The Keep]; 33v. Good Morning, Wales: 'When you look back on the past most of it seems unbelievable ...'; 36v-39r. blank; 39v-inner back cover. inserts.