Manuscript of an untitled short story which begins "There once was a father who had a little boy but this father was one of the working sort..."

Typescript of an untitled short story which begins "...When Sarah went to tap dancing...'

Typescript of a untitled short story which begins "when the King was just a Little king"

Untitled speech about being an obsessive reader. Typescript on very thin paper with handwritten notes in blue ink.

Untitled speech about the role of reading and storytelling in developing children's communication skills, particularly in the classroom. Undated but references her story 'Down the back of the chair' published in 2006.

Untitled speech by Margaret Mahy about stories in many forms including books, television, and news stories. Includes discussion of the use of story in journalism in the content on the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Centre in New York.

Untitled speech by Margaret Mahy about telephones, cats and international communication.

Untitled speech addressed to engineering students about ideas of excellence. Appears to be incomplete. Typewritten with handwritten annotations in pencil and black ink.

Untitled speech given by Margaret Mahy at a reading conference in Perth, Australia in May 1993 referencing her favourite book from childhood, 'The Flint Heart'. Two copies, paper has been reused.

Untitled speech given in Shanghai. Originally written to be presented in Dublin sometime around the year 2000, the speech has been edited in pencil with sections removed and references to Ireland have been crossed out.