Consists of drafts, proofs, research materials, notes, press clippings, reviews, publicity materials, recordings, and other documentation related to O'Connor's books and plays for radio, screen, and stage. Materials exist in both paper-based and born-digital formats. Born-digital materials include those O'Connor transferred from his personal computer, as well as digital drafts and recordings extracted from floppy disks and optical media. Different works are documented unevenly, with some including extensive drafts and others including only a few related items. Projects where the most extensive documentation is present are Star of the Sea, Redemption Falls, and Shadowplay, as well as the related radio play Vampyre Man. There are also some unpublished works.

Consists of typescript and manuscript drafts of and notebooks relating to Eltit's works, including Lumperica, Pro la patria, El cuarto mundo, Los vigilantes, La vaca sagrada, and other published and unpublished works, as well as several notebooks of poems by Jorge Arrate, and eight master's and Ph. D. theses on Eltit's work.

This series consists of files maintained by Morrison and her administrative assistants, including Ronaline Saunders, Rene Boatman, and John Hoppenthaler. The first subseries of files concern Morrison's book and writings projects, and include correspondence with editors, publishers, and translators, as well as publicity tour schedules and related material. The office files, maintained at Morrison's offices at SUNY Albany and later Princeton University, document Morrison's activities, including awards, conferences, lectures, interviews, etc., throughout her career as a public figure. The office files also include subject files pertaining to her publishers, literary agency, various professional organizations, and individuals; letterbooks of administrative correspondence sent by Morrison and her assistants, various requests received, and fan mail. The files from Morrison's home office are similar in content to the office working files, but are the primary location of book contracts and royalty statements.