Set 1 dated 15 November 1976, sets 2 and 3 dated 19 November 1976.
Saunders; Kenneth; photographerInternal and external correspondnce relating to the serialisation of David Beresford's book 'Dead Faces Laugh' in the Guardian.
The external correspondence consists of letters from Beresford to Peter Cole regarding the publishing of his book and the timing of serialisation. It includes suggested outlines for the the three parts of the serialisation and a proposal for an introductory paragraph to be placed in the news pages for the first part.
Internal correspondence consists of suggestions for introductions and end pieces introducing the next days extract.
Also included is an editorial contributors form detailing the payment made to Beresford for the three extracts.
Main correspondents are Peter Cole and David Beresford
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Editor's Office; Peter Cole
Original illustrations for the Guardian Weekend Magazine relating to food.
Administrative/Biographical history: Joe Berger and Pascal Wyse began collaborating in 2000 on a short animation called 'Matchbox'. In 2003 they began to contribute a weekly comic strip named 'The Pitchers' to the Guardian which takes a humorous look at the absurdity of Hollywood through the eyes of two scriptwriters. In 2007 their single-panel weekly food cartoons became a weekly feature in the Guardian Weekend magazine. The comic features, a number of regular characters including the gastronauts and the godzillas. Joe Berger is an illustrator and cartoonist from Bristol and Pascal Wyse is a writer, musician, multimedia producer and regular contributor to the Guardian.
Berger; Joe (1965-); illustrator