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BOX 21
Wild & Woolley:
‘And/Or Press [Berkeley, Ca.]’, 1979-1986
‘Aris Press [Berkeley, Ca.]’, 1983-1986
‘Black Lightning Press [Wentworth Falls, NSW]’, 1983-1987
‘Macquarie Uni’, 1989-1992
‘Major Mitchell Press [Kings Cross, NSW]’, 1987-1990
‘Marion Boyars Publishers [London]’, 1984-1986
‘Sable Publishing [Sydney]’, 1982-1990
‘Saqi Books [London]’, 1984-1986
‘Sybylla [Feminist Press]’, 1988-1991

BOX 22
Wild & Woolley Author files, A-C:
‘Dennis Altman’, 1977-1988, relating to the book, Coming Out in the Seventies, and including correspondence with Denis Altman, Tim Curnow (Curtis Brown (Aust.) Pty Ltd), Penguin Books Australia, Sasha Alyson

Untitled file, 1989-1993, relating to the books, Inside Outlaws, and Free Alister Dunn and Anderson, by Tim Anderson

‘Chris Aulich’, 1977-1986, including correspondence with Chris Aulich

‘Faith Bandler’, 1977-1984, relating to the book, Welou, My Brother, by Faith Bandler, and including correspondence with the author

‘Jules Black’, 1986-1991, relating to the books, Body Talk and Femina

‘Pamela Brown’, 1985-1991, including correspondence with Pamela Brown

‘Colleen Burke’, 1983-1984, relating to the book, She Moves Mountains

‘Burnum Burnum’, 1987-1991, relating to the Aboriginal author, activist and storyteller, including portrait photographs, and his storytelling tour of the United States, 1989

‘Wanda Coleman’, relating to the books of American poet Wanda Coleman and her book reading in Sydney, 25 Apr. 1986, including portrait photographs of her

BOX 23
Wild & Woolley Author files, Cor-Cou:
‘Nancy Corbett – The Floating World’, 1984-1993, including business correspondence,  letters received from Nancy Corbett, Blanche D’Alpuget, Kylie Tenant, Edna Ryan, Helen Garner, Mayumi Oda, reader’s reports, contracts and royalty statements

‘Nancy Corbett Film Option’, 1987-1993, mainly relating to the book Floating by Nancy Corbett

‘Corbett Reviews’, 1986-1989, being mainly correspondence of Pat Woolley with Nancy Corbett, and newspaper reviews of Floating

‘Corbett – Rights o/s [overseas]’, 1986-1989

‘Didier Coste’, 1976-1977, 1986, being correspondence of Michael Wilding and Pat Woolley with Didier Coste relating to his collection of poems Vita Australis

‘Stuart Coupe’, 1983-1986

BOX 24
Wild & Woolley, Tabloid Story:
Business correspondence and Tabloid Story correspondence, 1976-1980, with enclosed manuscripts from authors, including Murray Bail and Amy Witting 

‘Photos & letters from writers for next poster’, 1975-1976, relating to Contemporary Australian Writers poster, including letters received from Jessica Anderson, Margaret Diesendorf, Irene Lawes, Peter Kocan and Robert Hyslop

BOX 25
AllBooks Distribution:
‘Dixon, Jean’, 1988-1990, relating to the book, The Climber, by Jean Dixon, and including correspondence with the author

‘Horan, Wall & Walker’, 1981-1987

‘G’Day Guide – Human Learning Pty Ltd’, 1988-1989

‘Hopetoun House’, 1987-1990, relating to sale of the novel, Discord Within the Bar by Harold Glass

‘Heretic Books [London]’, 1979-1984, mainly relating to the distribution of Gay Men’s Press (London) titles in Australia, and including correspondence with publishers

‘Pacific Publications’, 1981-1992

‘Palms Press [Dora Creek, NSW], 1989-1992

‘Carcanet Press [Manchester, UK], 1991-1992

‘Zed Books [London]’, 1987-1993

BOX 26
Wild and Woolley - AllBooks Distribution - FastBooks:
‘John Hingston [Strategic Management], 1996

‘Indigo America Inc.’, 1993-1994

‘Marijuana Books’, 1981-1994, relating to Australian editions of American books

‘Shipping’, 1989-1990

Untitled file, 1993-1994, relating to Wilder Images: The Newsletter of Direct Image Technology from Wild & Woolley

‘Henry Korn’, 1974-1977, relating to the book, Muhammad Ali Retrospective, and including correspondence with Henry J. Korn

‘20s in the 60s – Richard Kostelanetz’, 1977-1984, including correspondence with Richard Kostelanetz

‘The Ladykillers’, 1981-1984, relating to the book by, and including correspondence with, Bobbie Jacobson  

‘Firebrand Books, New York’, 1986-1987

‘Centennial Publications [Chatswood, NSW]’, 1983-1991

‘City Lights [San Francisco, Ca.]’, 1991-1992

‘Subterranean Co. – Correspondence’, 1987-1991

‘Down Under Awards’, 1978-1979

‘Dutton’, 1981, relating to distribution in Australia of The Rocky Horror Picture Show Book (Elsevier-Dutton Publishing Co.) by Bill Henkin

BOX 27
Wild & Woolley:
‘Resource Kit’, ca. 1992, compiled by Small Publishers Committee of the Australian Book Publishers Association Ltd

‘1980 ABA [American Booksellers Association] Chicago’, 1977-1982

‘ABA - Atlanta’, 1981, including copy of Wild &Woolley 1981Catalogue

‘Calder : Correspondence’, 1988-1990, being correspondence with John Calder Publishers Ltd (London)

‘Pluto Correspondence’, 1979-1983, being correspondence with Pluto Press (London)

BOX 28
Coperative Multimedia Centre:
Papers relating to CMC [Maquiladora Cooperative Multimedia Centre] and Interact CMC, 1995-1998, including minutes of meetings and related papers

BOX 29
Australia in Print: 
Files, 1986-1990, including photographs

BOX 30
Australia in Print:
‘American Airlines’, 1989-1990
‘Bar Codes’, 1988-1989
‘Child & Associates’, 1987-1989
‘Collins Publishers’, 1989
‘Correspondence – Australian Publishers’, 1986-1988
‘Faxes Syd – LB [Long Beach, Ca.]’, 1989-1990
‘AIP Financial Year Results’, 1989-1990
‘Five Mile Press [Fitzroy, Vic.]’, 1986-1990
‘Federation Press’, 1989
‘Ian Fraser [Fraser Publications, Ivanhoe, Vic.]’, 1989
‘Graphix 5’, 1988
‘Greenhouse Publications [Richmond, Vic.]’, 1988-1990
‘Hale & Iremonger’, 1989-1990
‘Hodder & Stoughton’, 1988-1989
‘Internews Distribution Company [Bankstown, NSW]’, 1987-1989
‘AIP – Inventory’, 1987-1990
‘IRS [US Internal Revenue Service]’, 1987-1989
‘Literary Mouse Press’, 1987-1990
‘London’ mainly relating to London International Book Fair 1988

BOX 31
Australia in Print:
‘Australian Tourist Commission folder of papers relating to the America Australia Interaction Association, 1988-1989
AIP ‘Craftsman House’, 1987-1989
AIP ‘Design Down Under’, 1988-1990, relating to book on Australian graphic design
‘EMDG [Export Market Development Grant] Claim’, 1986-1988
‘EMDG 1987-88’, 1986-1988
‘EMDG 1988-89’
‘EMDG 89-90’
‘EMDG 88-9 Receipts’
‘EMDG 89-90’
‘Linda Walewski’, 1988-1990
‘Host – Marriott’, 1989, relating to Australian promotion ‘Have a Go Down Under’
‘Lease, Business License Fed. Tax’, 1988-1989
‘Custom Broker Papers, 1989
‘Stationery’, 1988, including Report of Activities, Jan.-July 1988 
‘Fall 89 Catalog’, 1986-1989
‘Correspondence’, 1989-1990
‘Spring 1989’
‘Jurgensens Book launch – Halliday Wine Guide’, 1989

BOX 32
Wild & Woolley – AllBooks Distribution – FastBooks:
‘Gay Men’s Press [London]’, 1986-1991
‘Metro & Foodstuffs – Pat’s Notes’, 1985-1986, mainly relating to proposed Metro Book of Sydney
‘All Books – Paid Claims’, 1981, relating to loss of stock from fire on 15 Nov. 1980
‘All Books Insurance Claim to Pay’, 1981-1982
Papers relating to FastBooks Value Chain Management Program, 2000

BOX 33
Miscellaneous:
‘EPICS [Enhanced Printing Industry Competitiveness Scheme Grants]’, 2000-2001
‘Eureka Prize’, 2000, including letter received from artist and author, George Gittoes
‘Courses’, 1996, being seminars conducted by Pat Woolley
‘Contracts – Heidelberg Australia GTO DI [Colour Direct Imaging Press]’, 1992-1993
‘Heidelberg – Correspondence’, 1993
‘Taste of Life [Julie Stafford] United States Press Clippings’, 1984-1986 (see also BOX 34)
‘Taste of Life’, 1988-1989 (see also BOX 34)
‘The Radical Reader’, being typescript contributions
‘Zimmer Art’, relating to ‘Zimmer’s Essay’ by Robert Adamson
‘Timor’, 1976, mainly relating to Revolutionary Poems in the Struggle against Colonialism by Francisco Borja Da Costa
‘Billy Jones’, 1978-1980, including correspondence with and poems by Billy Jones

BOX 34
Taste of Life / Julie Stafford:
‘Taste of Life – Correspondence (General)’, 1984-1985
‘Taste of Life – Media Release & General Blurbs’, 1983-1988
‘More Taste of Life’, 1985-1986
‘Julie Stafford Articles’, 1984-1987
‘Taste of Life – Microwave’, 1984-1988
‘Taste of Life for Children’, 1986-1987

BOX 35
Miscellaneous:
Independent Australian Publishing – A Proposal, 1982 by Susan Ryan;
correspondence with University of Queensland Press and related papers relating to UQP Paperback Prose Series by Pat Woolley; paper bags featuring designs publicising Australian books, no date

BOX 36
Wild & Woolley: 
Correspondence, 1974-1986, mainly with authors, booksellers, and publishers

BOX 37
Wild & Woolley: 
Correspondence: C-D, 1974-1985

‘Rejected Manuscripts’, 1982-1987, being correspondence with authors and literary agents

BOX 38
FastBooks:
Fast Books: ‘Correspondence – General’, 1992-1994, 2002

‘Fast Books New Brochure’

‘Fast Book Franchise’, 1980-2001

Wild & Woolley, mainly Fast Books, correspondence, 1981-2001

BOX 39
Wild & Woolley – AllBooks files, N-W:
‘New Directions [New York, NY] – Correspondence’, 1981-1990
‘Lighthouse Press’, 1987
Correspondence: ‘O’, 1983-1985
‘Phil Lee’, 1985
‘Sea Cruise Books [Glebe, NSW]’, 1989-1992
‘Verbal Graphics’, 1988-1990

‘Power Press’, 1987-1989
‘Quick Trading Co. [San Francisco, Ca.]’, 1985-1990
‘Research Centre for Womens Studies [University of Adelaide]’, 1986-1991
‘Ronin Publishing’, 1986-1988
‘Sexual Mem. [Memoirs]’
‘Sheba [Feminist Publishers, London]’, 1986-1991
‘Southwood Press’, 1980-1983
‘Sue Sheridan [Australian Feminist Studies Publications]’, 1988-1989 
‘Sydney City Guide’, 1988
‘Theatre Communications Group’, 
‘Norton & Co.’, 1987-1990
‘Watermark Press’, 1988-1993
‘Wellington Lane Press’, 1988-1990

BOX 40 
Wild & Woolley – AllBooks files:
‘GMP [Gay Men’s Press] Publishers [London]’, 1984-1987
‘Onlywomen Press London]’, 1984-1988
‘Lawrence & Wishart [London]’, 1984-1992
‘Oliver Press [London]’, 1985-1986
‘Sybylla Press [Fitzroy, Vic.]’, 1985-1987
‘Subterranean Company [Eugene, Oregon] – City Lights’, 1974-1987
‘Zed Books [London]’, 1979-1986

BOX 41 
Wild & Woolley – Publishing & Distribution:
‘New Sales Tax’, 1982-1986
‘Cochon & Khasmik’, 1976-1977
‘AGM – Pat Woolley’, 1983-1985, relating to Redress Press
‘Caveman Press [Dunedin, NZ]’, 1974-1980
‘Class Struggle, Inc. [New York, NY]’, 1978-1980
‘Export & US Trip’, 1975-1977, including Third International San Francisco Book Fair
‘Book People of Australia [Burwood, Vic.]’, 1976-1980
‘W&W Possible Agencies – Distrib[ution] Ideas’, 1977-1981
‘Catalogues – Reference File’, 1980-1986
‘Intermedia Associates ‘Book Bounty’, 1978-1983

BOX 42 (RESTRICTED)
‘Pat Woolley – Personal’, 1976-1992, and other correspondence and documents

Boxes 21-42: Pat Woolley personal and business papers

Series 05: John Septimus Roe letters, the Australian survey completed: the voyage of the Bathurst 2 June 1821 ??? 1 June 1823

Series 05: John Septimus Roe letters, the Australian survey completed: the voyage of the Bathurst 2 June 1821 – 1 June 1823

Stigma and discrimination are a significant public health concern and cause great distress to people with mental illness. Healthcare professionals have been identified as one source of this discrimination. In this article we describe the protocol of an international, multisite controlled study, evaluating the effectiveness of READ, an anti-stigma training for medical students towards patients with mental illness. READ aims to improve students' ability to minimise perceived discriminatory behaviours and increase opportunities for patients, therefore developing the ability of future doctors to address and challenge mental illness related discrimination. READ includes components that medical education research has shown to be effective at improving attitudes, beliefs and understanding.
READ training was developed using evidence based components associated with changes in stigma related outcomes. The study will take place in multiple international medical schools across high, middle and low income countries forming part of the INDIGO group network, with 25 sites in total. Students will be invited to participate via email from the lead researcher at each site during their psychiatry placement, and will be allocated to an intervention or a control arm according to their local teaching group at each site. READ training will be delivered solely to the intervention arm. Standardised measures will be used to assess students' knowledge, attitudes and skills regarding discrimination in both the intervention and control groups, at baseline and at follow up immediately after the intervention. Statistical analyses of individual-level data will be conducted using random effects models accounting for clustering within sites to investigate changes in mean or percentages of each outcome, at baseline and immediately after the intervention.
This is the first international study across high, middle and low income countries, which will evaluate the effectiveness of training for medical students to respond effectively to patients' experiences and anticipation of discrimination. The results will promote implementation of manualised training that will help future doctors to reduce the impact of mental illness related discrimination on their patients. Limitations of the study are also discussed.

BMC medical education, 2019-01, Vol.19 (1), p.41-9, Article 41

Responding to experienced and anticipated discrimination (READ): anti -stigma training for medical students towards patients with mental illness - study protocol for an international multisite non-randomised controlled study

Purpose
Studies of mental illness stigma reduction interventions have been criticised for failing to evaluate behavioural outcomes and mechanisms of action. This project evaluates training for medical students entitled ‘Responding to Experienced and Anticipated Discrimination’ (READ), developed to focus on skills in addition to attitudes and knowledge. We aimed to (i) evaluate the effectiveness of READ with respect to knowledge, attitudes, and clinical communication skills in responding to mental illness-related discrimination, and (ii) investigate whether its potential effectiveness was mediated via empathy or/and intergroup anxiety.
Methods
This is an international multisite non-randomised pre- vs post-controlled study. Eligible medical students were currently undertaking their rotational training in psychiatry. Thirteen sites across ten countries (
n
 = 570) were included in the final analysis.
Results
READ was associated with positive changes in knowledge (mean difference 1.35; 95% CI 0.87 to 1.82), attitudes (mean difference − 2.50; 95% CI − 3.54 to − 1.46), skills (odds ratio 2.98; 95% CI 1.90 to 4.67), and simulated patient perceived empathy (mean difference 3.05; 95% CI 1.90 to 4.21). The associations of READ with knowledge, attitudes, and communication skills but not with simulated patient perceived empathy were partly mediated through student reported empathy and intergroup anxiety.
Conclusion
This is the first study to identify mediating effects of reduced intergroup anxiety and increased empathy in an evaluation of anti-stigma training that includes behavioural measures in the form of communication skills and perceived empathy. It shows the importance of both mediators for all of knowledge, skills, and attitudes, and hence of targeting both in future interventions.

Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology, 2022-09, Vol.57 (9), p.1861-1873

Anti-stigma training and positive changes in mental illness stigma outcomes in medical students in ten countries: a mediation analysis on pathways via empathy development and anxiety reduction

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Boxes 21-42: Pat Woolley personal and business papers

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Series 05: John Septimus Roe letters, the Australian survey completed: the voyage of the Bathurst 2 June 1821 – 1 June 1823

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