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TitleMatthew Manning papers

Held atSenate House Library, University of London

Reference codeMS1161

Datec1971-c1995

Creator
- Manning, Matthew (1955-) authorMore Info on CreatorLess Info on Creator
  Matthew Manning was born in 1955. He became famous with the publication of his first book, "The Link" in 1974 which sold over a million copies. "The Link" and "In the Minds of Millions" (1977) were autobiographical works which described psychic phenomena. Matthew Manning was also notable for his skill in automatic drawing (ie producing artwork in the style of other other artists).

Scope and ContentAutomatic drawings; drafts including "The Link", "The Strangers"; correspondence of Peter Bander; magazine articles about Matthew Manning and psychic phenomena.

Conditions governing accessMost files are open for research. 48 hours' notice is required. Four files are closed under data protection legislation (three until 2056 and one until 2061). The film reels in MS1161/10 are not currently accessible due a lack of suitable playback equipment.

Extent10 boxes, 2 reels of film

Finding aidsA box list has been compiled for this deposit. A pdf version of this is attached to this description.

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MS1161.pdf

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