Interview with Waugh 1953 "Frankly speaking" 1953 (2 versions, 28 Sep and 30 Oct); "Writers at war" by Waugh, undated, 3pp; "The topography of Waughland", paper by F.J. Stopp for the "10 Club", a research group of the Faculty of Modern and Mediaeval Languages, Cambridge, undated.

Press cuttings and magazine articles: reviews of Waugh's books, obituary notices, appreciations etc., including copies of The Tablet 1966, Lancing College Magazine 1919 22, Order of Service for Requiem Mass at Westminster Cathedral 1966.

Reviews, appreciations etc., also articles written by Waugh.

Press cuttings of reviews of Waugh's Robbery under Law stuck into notebook with red covers.

Four issues, nos 2, 3, vol 2 nos 1, 2 (1966 1967) of newsletter produced by English Department, Nassau Community College, New York.

Cards arranged under topic headings "travel books", "technique" etc.

Contents of lever arch file labelled "Life and writing", containing correspondence and interviews with people who knew Waugh, notes, drafts, press cuttings etc.

Written from Piers Court, Stinchcombe, nr Dursley until 1956, and from Combe Florey House, nr Taunton from 1957

Correspondence of F.J. Stopp about the book: correspondence with the publishers Chapman and Hall, some correspondence with people who knew Waugh (e.g. Fr H.J.Mather about Waugh's visit to British Guiana in 1933), questions to libraries, the BBC, about articles and broadcasts by Waugh. Also correspondence following the publication of the book with other people doing research on Waugh.