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• Crane (Stephen). The Third Violet
• Crane (Walter). Mr. Michael Mouse Unfolds his Tale
• Creagh (Patrick). A Picture of Tristan: Imitations of Tristan Corbiere; poems
• Creagh (Patrick). Dragon Jack-knifed; poems
• Creeley (Robert). Backwards; poems
• Creeley (Robert). Myself; poems
• Creeley (Robert). Desultory Days; a poem
• Creeley (Robert). Corn Close; a poem
• Crevel (René). Êtes-vous Fous?
• Crichton (Michael). The Terminal Man
• Crippen (Dr. Hawley Harvey). Smith (David James) Supper with the Crippens
• Criterion Miscellany. Bellairs (Commander Carlyon, RN, MP) The Naval Conference and After
• Criterion Miscellany. Clutton-Brock (Alan) Italian Painting
• Criticism. A Symposium on Formalist Criticism
• Croft-Cooke (Rupert). The Purple Streak
• Crombie (John). Come again?
• Crossley-Holland (Kevin). My Son; poems
• Crossley-Holland (Kevin). Petal & Stone; poems
• Crowley (Aleister). A Spring Snowstorm in Wastdale; a poem
• Cruikshank (George). George Cruikshank [catalogue of an exhibition]
• CRYSTAL PALACE. The Crystal Palace. Front View
• Cumming (E.E.), Heaney (Seamus) et al.. A collection of letters and other papers addressed to Dennis Butts during his time at Bulmershe College of Higher Education, Reading, a delightful record of his engagement with authors and their readings to his students. Cumming (E.E.) Typed Letter signed, Silver Lake, New Hampshire, 1959, one page, with envelope, explaining that he thinks the only painting of his in England is a watercolour belonging to Solly Zuckerman, mentioning publication of reproductions and his wife's photographic contribution to a new collection in a planned publication, and A Miscellany which "comprises some possibly illuminating essays concerning one artist versus UNart [sic]; but I'd be really surprised if this book ever reached GB." Harrison (Tony). Two Typed Letters and a Typed Postcard signed, 1971 and 1972, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 2 pages, with envelopes and enclosing a brief CV and reviews of The Loiners, agreeing to give a poetry reading although he cannot subsidise it himself, whilst recommending funding possibilities, worrying about duplicating the poems for the students (on the grounds of possible copyright infringement and loss of income, suggesting they buy paperback copies of the book) and questioning the merit of doing so in any case, thanking him for payment and mentioning that a jamboree has raised 200 pounds for the Miner's Fund.Heaney (Seamus). Four Autograph Letters signed and an Autograph Postcard, 1968 to 1983 and no date, Belfast, Dublin an Cambridge, three pages, the letters with envelopes, discussing plans and details for a forthcoming visit, saying that having students read the poems might make the programme a little stiff, and that he thinks Anne Stevenson is an ideal candidate, also saying that he has been at Harvard as usual, and thanking him for payment for the reading.Hunter (Evan). Two Typed Letters signed, 1983 and 1987, Norwalk, Connecticut, two pages, with envelopes, thanking him for a copy of and praising The Cop and the Machine, sending a list of the 87th Precinct Mysteries (present), expressing his perplexity at his lack of recognition in America and saying that he is "100 pages into LIGHTNING, the new 87th."Waugh (Evelyn). Short Autograph Postcard with letterhead, initialled, no date, Piers Court, "Mr. More is right. I was not at the Cheltenham Festival."There are further some 126 letters and cards signed, mostly about readings and work in progress, mostly with envelopes, some with enclosures.An impressive roll call of correspondents (one letter or card each unless stated otherwise) includes Charles Causley (2), Doris Lessing (2), Patricia Beer (4, and with a Typed Poem signed), Salman Rushdie, V.S Naipaul, Colin Wilson, Vernon Scannell, Russell Hoban (4), Nina Bawden, Margaret Drabble, Julian Barnes, Charles Tomlinson (2), Craig Raine, Peter Porter (3), Iris Murdoch (3), John Wain (2), Anthony Thwaite, Melvyn Bragg, Germaine Greer, A.L. Rowse (2), Ted Walker, Alan Brownjohn, Edward Lucie-Smith and Brian Aldiss.
• Cumming (Rev. John). The Life and Lessons of Our Lord, unfolded and illustrated
• Cummings (E.E.). Him
• Cummings (E.E.). i; six nonlectures
• Cummings (E.E.). Selected Letters
• Cunninghame Graham (R.B.). Head and shoulders portrait photograph by E.O. Hoppé, [1916]. American agency print with typescript caption and stamps on the verso
• Curiosa. Boccaccio (Giovanni) The Decameron of Giovanni Boccacci (Il Boccaccio) now first completely done into English...
• Currie (Kit). Mr Dench’s Horse or, Life in the Antiquarian Book Trade
• Curwen Studio. Black-and-white photograph of Josef Herman, Stanley Jones, Robert Erskine and Timothy Simon at the Bloomsbury launch party of the Curwen Print Production in 1962