Scope and Contents The papers comprise Kay Clay's Sicilian writings: four pieces from the period 1946-47 when she taught in Palermo having taken a post as a Lecturer in English with the British Council in Italy in the autumn of 1945. With the writings are two covering notes from Kay Clay's son, John Gittings, one is a brief biography of his mother, the other a description of the Sicilian writings (summarised below).1. 'Sicily'. A vivid sketch of the island.2. 'Tannina'. Tannina was the maid employed...