Literary and personal papers of Arthur Caddick The collection represents a very full record of Arthur Caddick's published career and of his engagement in the political and cultural landscape of West Penrith, Cornwall. Included are: correspondence with authors, publishers and artists (including Poetry Review editor Derek Parker, artists Peter Lanyon and William Redgrave, the publishers Toni Savage and Eric Quayle, and writer and critic Denys Val Baker), autograph manuscripts and typescripts (published and unpublished), legal papers, presscuttings, personal and family correspondence, diaries and notebooks, memoirs by Caddick's wife and daughter, and copies of Caddick's publications (these are now listed on the Library's online OPAC catalogue and form part of the Reserve Collection). Add.1 CD of Arthur Caddick: reading 'The tilting of the scale' Add. 2 'I'll raise the wind tomorrow' a memoir of a childhood written by his daughter Diana Calvert. Includes a CD of Arthur Caddick reading his poetry. c 1925-1995