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The series consists of literary and editorial correspondence, 1971-2015, arranged chronologically. The correspondence consists of letters to John Barnie with some replies from John Barnie, regarding the commission and use of John Barnie’s literary works; and regarding the inclusion of literary material in various publications, including Planet magazine. Some letters include related material such as book reports and photographic prints.

The series consists of typescripts and proofs, 1986-2006, for a number of John Barnie’s published works; the series also contains three black and white prints [c.2004] possibly intended for inclusion in Planet magazine.

The series consists of contracts and agreements, 1971-2016, between John Barnie and various publishers; also including statements regarding the publication and use of his literary works.

The series consists of papers, 1999-2015, relating to various music and poetry groups of which John Barnie was a member.

The series consists of press cuttings, book reports, press releases and reviews, 1974-[?2012], relating to John Barnie’s published works.

The series consists of papers, 1995-2016, relating to national and international poetry festivals and conferences attended by John Barnie.

Cuttings from Newspapers and music magazines arranged in four volumes.

Cuttings from newspapers and music magazines including 'Melody Maker', 'NME', 'Vox', 'MOJO', ' Western Mail', 'Golwg' and 'Daily Post'. In a rough chronological arrangement in preparation for placing in scrap books.

A collection of music journals containing articles about the Super Furry Animals. Titles include 'Melody Maker', 'NME', 'Select', 'Q', 'Vox', 'Sothach', 'Y Selar', 'Golwg' and others. Papers are arranged in the original chronological order as accumulated by Dr Carl Clowes.

Marketing correspondence and promotional items.

The series consists of personal correspondence, 1970-2017, arranged chronologically. The correspondence consists of letters and cards to John Barnie with some replies from John Barnie. Some letters include photographs, and some related papers, such as typescript drafts of poetry and printed copies of poetry and articles.

The series consists of papers relating to official organisational policies and procedures, 1981-1986.

Material relating to tours, concerts, festivals and other performance events given by members of Women in Jazz under various stage names such as the Roots Trio, the Women in Jazz Allstars and Wilson & Morgan's Café Society Ensemble, together with events participated in or organised by Women in Jazz, or with which they were associated.

Exhibitions organised and staged by Women in Jazz, largely focusing on the influences of African-American music and the rôle of women in jazz music.

Material relating to music workshops participated in or organised by the Women's Jazz Archive/Women in Jazz. Many of the workshops were linked to community projects and multi-cultural events, some of which involved young people, particularly those with disabilities.

Awards given to the Women's Jazz Archive/Women in Jazz in recognition of their work.

Material relating to funding applications made by the Women's Jazz Archive/Women in Jazz/Jazz Heritage Wales to the Arts Council of Wales, the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, the Foundation for Sport and the Arts, the Heritage Lottery Fund and others, including application forms, correspondence, reports and accounts; together with inscribed plaque awarded to Women in Jazz by the Foundation for Sport and the Arts.

Administrative material relating to Women's Jazz Archive/Women in Jazz/Jazz Heritage Wales, comprising details of Board of Trustees meetings; reports; accounts; correspondence; general administrative material; and alphabetised index cards.

Material reflecting Jen Wilson's involvement in the Women's Jazz Archive/Women in Jazz/Jazz Heritage Wales and in related fields such as adult education, the conference circuit, the media and musical and historical organisations such as the Musicians' Union, Women in Music and the Swansea Women's History Group, as well as material relating to personal achievements such as awards, fellowships and published works; together with personal correspondence and notes/research relating to her work and her interest in jazz music and history, particularly women's social history.

Scripts/screenplays, plot synopses, overviews, proposals and treatments, together with related material such as resumés and correspondence, for script titles beginning 'A' - 'Y'; also untitled and fragmentary scripts, authorship not apparent.