stationed at various
army camps in Great Britain and later in East Africa. There are also smaller groups
addressed to Campbell's mother and to his eldest daughter Teresa.

Literary correspondence is not prominent in the collection, but letters written by
Wyndham Lewis, Alan Paton, and Edith Sitwell are found in Campbell's incoming
correspondence and in the Third Party correspondence. The Third Party correspondence
also includes letters between Teresa Campbell and Ellsworth Mason dealing with
the
sale of materials relating to Roy Campbell. The Campbell-Mason correspondence
also
includes biographical notes on the Campbell family supplied by Teresa, her sister
Anna, and Anna's husband Rob Lyle.

The Bibliographical and Critical Materials series is dominated by several drafts of
articles about Roy Campbell written by his friend Uys Krige between the early
1930s
and 1958. The earliest of these date from Krige's first meeting with Campbell
inthe
south of France in October 1932 and conclude with two pieces dating from shortly
after the poet's 1957 death. Also found here are a number of bibliographies and
reviews from the Ellsworth and Joan Mason collection of Roy Campbell.

Note: Following the Index of Correspondents there is additionally an Index of Titles
and First Lines. While this latter index is not exhaustive, it was believed that
it
would help give a better idea of the contents of the exercise books which comprise
a
large part of this collection. Many of the poems, essays, and other works by
Campbell found here in draft form are perhaps not well known nor yet, in many
cases,
published.

The Art Collection holds, in the Olaf de Wet collection, a portrait head of Campbell
of painted plaster; in the Photography Collection are photographs of Roy and