This appears to relate to 'Treatment for Pit Pony Story' (see 389/1/OTHER/5) as they are both set in a mining village in Durham and has some of the same characters.

This appears to relate to 'Last Shift' (see 389/1/OTHER/4) as they are both set in a mining village in Durham and has some of the same characters. Includes two extra scenes on loose pages.

Play.

The magazine 'Thesaurus' showcased original work by students of Loughborough Training College. No. 3 (March 1960) contains a short story by Barry Hines, 'I Went to a Concert' (pp. 8-10) and No. 5 (May 1963) contains a short story by Hines entitled 'Different People', (pp. 23-25). Also includes photocopies of Hines' writing.

Handwritten and typed documents relating to 'A Question of Leadership': a discussion of the implications of the 1979 steel strike by people who were closely involved created by Barry Hines. The project may also have been known as 'The School of Hard Knocks' or 'Lessons from the Spring'. It is unclear as to whether the discussion happened but it was intended to be filmed and broadcast on television.

'This Artistic Life' is an anthology of Barry Hines' essays, stories and poems published by Pomona Press. The 4 folders include a corrected proof of 'This Artistic Life' (389/1/OTHER/9/1); Hines' handwritten and typed essays, stories and poems (389/1/OTHER/9/2); press cuttings and correspondence relating to 'This Artistic Life' (389/1/OTHER/9/3) and a copy of the magazine 'The Rover' 28 Jun 1958 labelled 'used for research' (389/1/OTHER/9/4).