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              UGA T/T40/6/20 · Item · [198-]-[199-]
              Part of Theatre

              Files with correspondence between Swift and various schools who have invited Swift to read/attend/give workshops to students in their school as part of the Writers in Residence scheme. Also letters from various county council and local authorities and public library readings where Swift was invited to read in local libraries. Also text of letter written by Swift to Children via Ballyfermot Library about a book that influenced Swift as a child.

              NOTE: Files also include letters and invitations to Swift to read at non-school events, such as invited talks by An Taisce, Irish PEN, Dublin Writers Museum

              UGA T/T40/6/22 · Item · [198-]-[199-]
              Part of Theatre

              Press cuttings from Irish newspapers from the mid-1980s to early 1990s with reviews and coverage of books by Carolyn Swift, in particular the Robbers series of books by Swift, press coverage of book launches and events relating to Children's Literature in Ireland, with photos of Swift attending such events, general coverage of news articles, letters to the press etc. relating to reading by children, children's books and publications, reading initiatives, and literacy in Irish children.
              Also includes printed brochure from The Museum of Childhood, Dublin, and of exhibition entitled "Antique Dolls and Toys 1820 - 1930".

              UGA T/T40/6/23 · Item · 1984-1987
              Part of Theatre

              Files of correspondence and documents relating to a legal dispute by Carolyn Swift and with the Children's Press, owing to dispute about contracts and publication rights to books by Swift as part of her 'Robbers' series of books. Includes letters between Swift, solicitors, The Arts Council, and others.

              UGA T/T40/6/24 · Item · 09/1988
              Part of Theatre

              Files relating to the Children's Literature World Congress, 'Writers and Readers', held in Oslo, Norway, 23 - 25 September 1988. Swift was a speaker at this world congress with a paper entitled "The influence of The Oral Tradition on Children's Literature in Ireland". File includes marked-up annotated text of the talk by Swift, a second clean typed version of the talk, programme and flyer from the congress with listing of all speakers and congress schedule.

              Files 2 - 3 include texts of other papers presented at the congress and about children's literature, writing, reading, and publishing in a number of different countries around the world.

              UGA T/T40/8/1 · Item · [196-]-[197-]
              Part of Theatre

              File with typed short stories by Carolyn Swift. Multiple copies of some of the stories included and also with Swift possible using pseudonyms.
              Stories in this file include (and are authored by Swift alone unless otherwise stated):

              The Real Adventure by Carolyn Swift and Peter McKenzie
              It Gave Me The Pip by Peter McKenzie

              UGA T/T40/8/2 · Item · [196-]-[197-]
              Part of Theatre

              File with typed short stories by Carolyn Swift. Multiple copies of some of the stories included and also with Swift possibly using pseudonyms.
              Stories in this file include (and are authored by Swift alone unless otherwise stated):

              The Antique Department by Nora Leeson
              The Proper Charlie (Note: Within Curtis Brown Ltd, London, folder)
              Pen Friends
              Ikebana
              The Cooney Experiment
              Adam's Apple
              Note: File includes 'Editor Regrets' rejection slip from 'Good Housekeeping' magazine. No reference to which story by Swift was rejected for publication by the Magazine.

              UGA T/T40/8/3 · Item · [196-]-[198-]
              Part of Theatre

              File with typed short stories by Carolyn Swift. Multiple copies of some of the stories included and also with Swift possibly using pseudonyms.
              Stories in this file include (and are authored by Swift alone unless otherwise stated):

              Guanche Girl by Colm Grant
              The Daily by David Armstrong (Note: With attached rejection slip for the BBC)
              Orders is Orders by Carol McKenzie
              The Little Blue Door by Carol McKenzie

              UGA T/T40/8/4 · Item · [196-]-[197-]
              Part of Theatre

              File with typed short stories by Carolyn Swift. Multiple copies of some of the stories included and also with Swift possibly using pseudonyms.
              Stories in this file include (and are authored by Swift alone unless otherwise stated):

              A Murder Staged
              Gentlemen and Players
              The Spanish Shawl - (Note: With Curtis Brown Ltd., London, folder)

              UGA T/T40/8/5 · Item · [196-]-[197-]
              Part of Theatre

              Two files with series of stories written by Carolyn Swift, named 'The Chronicles of Aloysius'

              File 1 includes 'No. 1 - Aloysius, Bohemian'.

              File 2 includes 'No. 2 - Aloysius Goes Fishing' and 'No. 3 - Aloysius, Legal Advisor'

              UGA T/T40/8/6 · Item · [198-]
              Part of Theatre

              File with typed short stories by Carolyn Swift. Multiple copies of some of the stories included and also with Swift possibly using pseudonyms.
              Stories in this file include (and are authored by Swift alone unless otherwise stated):

              David and Goliath
              The Call of Duty
              The Seminar
              The Unmentionable
              The Moorings

              Some of above stories were entered for the Francis McManus Short Story Award and the Powers Short Story Prize.