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Place names and definitions. Also includes: a draft script for a conversation between Arthur Dent and Marvin to mark the BBC's 60th anniversary; a receipt for a bicycle from Beta Bikes, 6 December 1982; printed file directories for discs holding the texts; and two word-processed, signed letters and related papers from Mavis Kenney, the book's typist: one to Adams, October 1982, noting hours spent typing Life, the Universe and Everything, The Restaurant at the End of the Universe, and The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy; and one to John (Lloyd?), 15 November 1982, enclosing example of layout. Manuscript and typescript with manuscript corrections.

1. Details of a medical examination. Discusses an attack of diarrhoea, Adams's use of his 'own laguage' (sic), and the possibility of 'mental deficiency'. 17 March 1954. Copied typescript.

2. Letter to Dr [G.] Brooks from A.T. Fripp. Discusses a fracture in Adams's foot. 14 June 1954. Copied typescript.

3. Letter to Dr G. Brooks from D.G. Leys. Discusses Adams's 'poor vocabulary'. 4 August 1954. Copied typescript.

4. Letter to Dr A.R. Reid from Denis Browne. Discusses Adams's 'bad walking', and suggests remedies. 29 May 1956. Copied typescript.

Editions by TSV Books, an imprint of the New Zealand Doctor Who Fan Club, of adaptations of Douglas Adams's Doctor Who serials.

TSV Books, 2002. First published in 1992 by TSV Books.

TSV Books, 2001. First published in 1990 by JPS Books.

TSV Books, 2001. First published in 1989 by JPS Books.

Print (16" x 12") of Adams holding a self-portrait drawing, accompanied by a typescript interview with him conducted by the photographer. 'My major feature is my nose. Get that in the drawing and everything else just sticks at the back of it.'

First letter asks for Adams's assistance in forming an 'official' fan club, The Heart of Gold; the second offers him the role of Honorary President, requests an article and invites him to speak at the 1980 Media-Con in Manchester. Typescript.