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Letter to Crook that refers to enclosed newspaper clippings, including photographs, regarding the funeral of Godfrey Tanner.

Note to Crook that mentions the death of another of her friends, David Landey. Crook met him once in Armidale, Australia.

Thanks Crook for his hospitality during the visit of herself and David to Cambridge.

Thanks Crook for hospitality during her visit with David to the College. Admits some regret that she never attended university.

Advises Crook that the political situation in Sri Lanka is rather disturbing, with the terrorist attack on the airport having an adverse impact on the economy. She suggests that while she is still on sabbatical she will take the opportunity to do some writing, based on the research she did during her time in Cambridge.

Thanks Crook for his concern but nobody close to her was affected by the tsunami. She describes the force of the waves as mind boggling. She states that corruption and inefficiency are beginning to creep in. She is busy marking student exams which were postponed due to the tsunami.

Thanks Crook for the gift he sent her son George. Following his bout of jaundice she assures Crook that George is now thriving. She sends Crook her best wishes following his stay in Addenbrooke's hospital.

This English Lecturer and widely published poet requests that Crook be one of his referees for a journalistic position with CAM. He attaches papers (5 pages) that document his work and life, spent largely in Southern Africa.

Thanks Crook for the letter regarding the reference that he may require. Informs him that the CAM job was awarded to an internal applicant.

Letter thanking Crook for information re:Cambridge entrance for his daughter. This follows an earlier letter (3 sheets attached) which requests said information and provides a family news update.