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O'Connor, Mark, 1945-. Mark O'Connor manuscript collection.

Title: Mark O'Connor manuscript collection.

Summary: Drafts, letters, discs, cassettes, photographs, galleys and other papers. The collection includes material pertaining to such works as "Poetry of the mountains", "The fiesta of men" and "Fire-stick farming". The collection also includes material concerning O'Connor's involvement with Australians for an Ecologically Sustainable Population, and with his engagement in debates concerning Australian arts funding. A continuing collection.

ArchivalResource: <3.8 m.>

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/220076531 View

O'Connor, Mark, 1945-. Papers concerning the use of an Osborne personal computer [manuscript].

Title: Papers concerning the use of an Osborne personal computer [manuscript]. 1981-1989.

1. Information on computers collected and compiled by O'Connor, 1982-1989. 2. Issues of "Ausnews: Ausborne User Group Newsletter", 1984-1988. 3. Autobiographical notes, 1986-1989. 4. Published articles about O'Connor and his poetry, 1983-1989. 5. Drafts of two poems: "The Amiable Inquisition of the Surgeon", c.1987; and "Barrington Rainforest", 1989. 6. Copies of O'Connor's published works, 1986-1989. 7. 16 floppy disks, 1981-c.1986, containing proprietory programs of the Osborne Computer Corporation, O'Connor's personal programs and text files. The text files include "Selected poems" (1986).

ArchivalResource: 17 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/225851476 View

O'Connor, Mark, 1945-. Papers of Mark O'Connor.

Title: Papers of Mark O'Connor. 1968-2002.

The bulk of the collection comprises papers associated with O'Connor's poetry. There are drafts of a number of his published books of verse, together with reviews of his books, copies of poems published in journals and newspapers and a large group of drafts of poems. A series of correspondence relates mainly to O'Connor's activities as a writer including publication of his work and his participation in literary events. Apart from the subject matter of his writings, O'Connor's interest in environmental issues is reflected in papers in the collection which he accumulated through his involvement with the group Writers/Australians for an Ecologically Sustainable Population.

ArchivalResource: 2.17 m. (15.5 boxes)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/221744066 View