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AH/6/2/1 - Borman [View Details]

AH/6/2/2 - [Broads – short story] [View Details]

AH/6/2/3 - But can we live long enough to die? [View Details]

AH/6/2/4 - Butterflies [View Details]

AH/6/2/5 - La Conchita (her broken heart) [View Details]

AH/6/2/6 - 'Cuisine a La Mere' [View Details]

AH/6/2/7 - Dead – for a Ducat! [View Details]

AH/6/2/8 - Diary of an honest woman [View Details]

AH/6/2/9 - Dorothy and the fifty-two poets [View Details]

AH/6/2/10 - During the term [View Details]

AH/6/2/11 - The Englishman who didn’t speak Norse [View Details]

AH/6/2/12 - Enter a queen [View Details]

AH/6/2/13 - Eric and Martine [View Details]

AH/6/2/14 - Family bibles and all that [View Details]

AH/6/2/15 - Fleazey and the master mind [View Details]

AH/6/2/16 - Go, lovely Rose [View Details]

AH/6/2/17 - Stag party [View Details]

AH/6/2/18 - Hen party [View Details]

AH/6/2/19 - Home cooking [View Details]

AH/6/2/20 - Letter, BBC to Alan Hunter (rejection letter for Home cooking) [View Details]

AH/6/2/21 - How could Tosh be so naughty? [View Details]

AH/6/2/22 - How I spent the flood [View Details]

AH/6/2/23 - How I spent the flood [View Details]

AH/6/2/24 - I hang my harp [View Details]

AH/6/2/25 - I hang my harp [View Details]

AH/6/2/26 - “In the city the air was cool … ” [View Details]

AH/6/2/27 - The importance of someone dying [View Details]

AH/6/2/28 - Inquiring heart [View Details]

AH/6/2/29 - It’ll make a man of you (draft 1) [View Details]

AH/6/2/30 - It’ll make a man of you (draft 2) [View Details]

AH/6/2/31 - I’ve come to murder you - a sutra for the western reader [View Details]

AH/6/2/32 - Keep an eye on Lilian [View Details]

AH/6/2/33 - ‘Latin’ (notebook) with story outline. [View Details]

AH/6/2/34 - The long season beginning [View Details]

AH/6/2/35 - The man who scared the ghost [View Details]

AH/6/2/36 - The man who scared the ghost [View Details]

AH/6/2/37 - Map on the wall [View Details]

AH/6/2/38 - Meorwick [View Details]

AH/6/2/39 - The moth and the star [View Details]

AH/6/2/40-42 - Mr Stratton’s brush with his soul [View Details]

AH/6/2/43 - Music when soft voices [View Details]

AH/6/2/44-46 - My limehouse adventure, or, What happened at Bertie’s (but keep it dark) [View Details]

AH/6/2/47 - The obstinate skipper and sleebush [View Details]

AH/6/2/48 - Oh, never more! [View Details]

AH/6/2/49 - Old Mudgeon, tired of hoeing beans … [View Details]

AH/6/2/50 - One day [View Details]

AH/6/2/51-52 - Paris in Camden Town [View Details]

AH/6/2/53 - Pythagoras’ theorem [View Details]

AH/6/2/54 - And the rains came. Sabu. From the log of “Jumbo”. (A sailing story). [View Details]

AH/6/2/55-56 - Sarah [View Details]

AH/6/2/57-58 - The schooner paragon [View Details]

AH/6/2/59 - Shakespeare’s maps [View Details]

AH/6/2/60 - [Chapter outlines of unidentified story] [View Details]

AH/6/2/61 - [Typescript of unidentified story] [View Details]

AH/6/2/62 - Six queens review: a light-hearted fantasia planned for the coronation year of Elizabeth II [View Details]

AH/6/2/63 - The skipper [View Details]

AH/6/2/64 - The skipper [View Details]

AH/6/2/65 - A story with a moral [View Details]

AH/6/2/66 - A story with a moral [View Details]

AH/6/2/67 - The strange legend of the fifty-two poets [View Details]

AH/6/2/68 - Three scared men [View Details]

AH/6/2/69 - Too old for tears [View Details]

AH/6/2/70 - Twisted [View Details]

AH/6/2/71-72 - What shall I do about Apperley? [View Details]

AH/6/2/73 - Why they didn’t hang Thatcher, by P. Terenti Afri [View Details]

AH/6/2/74 - A Short Report on the Abominable Blue Planet by AH [View Details]

AH/6/2/75 - The Crime Without a Clue [View Details]

AH/6/2/76 - Monday’s child [View Details]

AH/6/2/77 - A Duel (Maupassant) [View Details]

AH/6/2/78 - Riotous Living in Rouen [View Details]

AH/6/2/79 - Two untitled chapters [View Details]

AH/6/2/80 - Unidentified chapter extract. “My sister's, always attracted by the river …” [View Details]

AH/6/2/81 - Unidentified Chapter 1. “When George Cresswell …” [View Details]

AH/6/2/82 - Unidentified Chapter. “It was a brisk afternoon in the latter part of October …” [View Details]