Sources
- Papers of Max and Thelma Afford, 1912–1987, UQFL184, Box 1, Folders 1-4, Fryer Library, University of Queensland Library:
- “Awake My Love, by Max Afford.” Drama and the School, Issue 21, 1960.
- Letter to Max Afford from Egyptian State Broadcasting. 19 July 1939.
- Letter to Max Afford from B.H. Richardson, BBC London. 6. December 1944.
- Letter to Max Afford from S.A. Kaye, Biographical Encyclopedia of the World. 21 October 1946.
- Letter to Max Afford from S.A. Kaye, Biographical Encyclopedia of the World. 8. September 1947.
- Letter to Max Afford from W.C.D. Veale, Town Clerk of Adelaide (1948). 14 October 1948.
- Letter to Max Afford from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 26 February 1952.
- Letter to Max Afford from Lulu Lloyd-Jones, J. Walter Thompson Company Ltd. 8 July 1954.
- Letter to Max Afford from Lulu Lloyd-Jones, J. Walter Thompson Company Ltd. 26 July 1954.
- Letter to Max Afford from Roger Pethebridge, J. Walter Thompson Company Ltd. 21 September 1954.
- Letter to the general manager of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, from Max Afford. 4. June 1946.
- Letter to the South African Broadcasting Corporation, from Max Afford. 17 February 1945.
- Condolence correspondence to Thelma Afford from Betty Roland. 4 November 1965.
- Condolence correspondence to Thelma Afford from Tom Inglis Moore. 3 November 1965.
- Condolence correspondence to Thelma Afford from the Australian Broadcasting Company. 16 November 1965.
- Condolence correspondence to Thelma Afford from the International P.E.N. Club. 16 November 1965.
- Condolence correspondence to Thelma Afford from Representative of the British Council in Australia. 4 November 1965.
- Letter between Thelma Afford and Tom Inglis Moor regarding the Commonwealth Literary Fund’s possible Support of a Book of Max Afford’s Stage Plays, 1960.
- Freddie Lowe’s Report to the CLF enclosed in the letter to Thelma Afford from Tom Inglis Moore, 15 June 1960.
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