Typescript draft of "Working with Dad" by Tony Huston, with handwritten and typescript amendments and additions.
Typescript draft of 'Words As Sweet as Honey' ( The Guardian version of 'The Devil Finds Work for Idle Hands') beginning 'I came to write through reading.' Contains handwritten amendments.
Typescript draft of 'Words As Sweet as Honey' ( The Guardian version of 'The Devil Finds Work for Idle Hands') beginning 'I came to write through reading.' Contains handwritten amendments.
Typescript draft of 'Words As Sweet as Honey' ( The Guardian version of 'The Devil Finds Work for Idle Hands') beginning 'I came to write through reading.' Contains handwritten amendments.
Typescript draft of 'Words As Sweet as Honey' ( The Guardian version of 'The Devil Finds Work for Idle Hands') beginning 'I came to write through reading.' Contains handwritten amendments.
Typescript draft of 'Wheels' beginning 'Grey concrete and steel and glass and the slow raindrip of the morning station, three porters pushing an empty trolley up the platform to a stack of grey mailbags....' Inscription reads 'First draft', no other inscriptions or amendments, paginated pp 1-18.
Typescript draft of 'Wheels' this draft bears the title 'My Future At My Back', begins 'Grey concrete and steel and glass in the slow raindrip of the morning station, three porters pushing an empty trolley up the platform to a stack of grey mailbags....' Contains handwritten amendments, inscription reads 'draft # 1st'. Typescript identical to P71/364, 'My Future At My Back', paginated pp 1-18.
Typescript draft of 'Wheels' bearing the title 'The Future That I Had'; begins 'Grey concrete and steel and glass in the slow raindrip of the morning station, three porters pushing an empty trolley up the platform to a stack of grey mailbags, the loose wheels rattling, and nothing but wait and watch and listen, and I listened to the story they were telling.' Contains handwritten amendments paginated pp 1-10.
Typescript draft of 'What Ever You Say, Say Nothing' beginning 'There were two sectarian states in place, North and South, inward looking and ostensibly secure, secretly content with one another despite public claims and utterances.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1-19. Reverse side contains typescript fragments from Amongst Women .
Typescript draft of 'What Ever You Say, Say Nothing' bearing the title 'May They All Climb Trees: Change In Our Time' beginning 'There were two sectarian States in place, North and South, inward looking and ostensibly secure, secretly content with one another despite public claims and utterances to the contrary.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1- 19. Elements of the style and phraseology suggest that this article may have been adapted for an oral address, for example 'You may have noticed that I haven't referred to Northern Ireland, other than in passing, and this is deliberate. As I said in the beginning, when I was young there were two sectarian states in place, North and South....' Reverse side contains typescript fragments from Amongst Women .