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A copy of "Sarah B and the Twinkle", a short story by Yvonne Anderson.

This contract is over a book of Barbara's poems. The contracts are accompnied by a letter from a representative of Sheba Feminist Publishers, asking her to sign the contracts and return one to them.

This file contains a collection of 23 postcards sent to Barbara by a variety of different people.

This draft copy is annotated by Barbara. Includes notes for revisions to be made on the next draft.

This letter asks Barbara to deposit a copy of her play Patterns to the Department of Manuscripts. Under the Theatres Act of 1968, this was required of every play script performed to the public in Great Britain.

This subseries contains a collection of letters and postcards sent to Barabara over the years by friends, family and colleagues, as well as some domestic correspondence.

This booklet is titled "From the Womb of Han: Stories of Korean Women Workers". It was published by the Christian Conference of Asia in 1882. The Introduction explains that "Han" is a deep feeling of indignation at the injustices encountered in life coupled with a yearning to seek justice.

This subseries contains one copy of the Way She Walks, a short story about two best friends, Penny and Jenny, who are in love with the same woman. While it is not signed by Barbara, it explores themes common in much of her work and the corrections are in a hand that resembles hers.

Women of the World was a Festival hosted by Apples & Snakes and Creation for Liberation which celebrated the achievements of womens and girls. This leaflet advertises readings by various women writers.

Issue 8 of Artage Magazine. It includes a review of Barbara's play Patterns by Maud Sulter on page 33.