'Step Right Up, By Ian Rankin'. Annotated typescript, 2009, with author's annotations. Annotated 'July 09, Tom Waits-themed song for BBC Radio 3'. Folios 1-5.

‘Stirling's castle, or how a tiny piece of moss became a king’. Carbon copy typescript, undated, annotated ‘a short story conceived by Ian Rankin, initial impetus by Miranda Harvey’. Folios 6-12. Manuscript, 1983. Folios 13-17.

'The Story That I Wrote’. Typescript, 1984, latest draft, with by-line ‘edited by Ian J. Rankin from an original manuscript (All will become clear)'. Folios 18-36. Photocopy of a typescript, 1984, revised draft, with by-line ‘edited by Ian Rankin'. Folios 37-48. Typescript, 1984, revised draft, with by-line ‘edited by Miranda Harvey from a manuscript by “Nicola Hampton”’. Folios 49-60. Typescript, 1983, first draft, with by-line ‘As given by someone to Mr I.J. Rankin, an author of this city'. Folios 61-70.

'A Story That Won't End'. Typescript, 1981, annotated 'This story is based on fact.' Folios 71-76.

'The Suffering’. Typescript, 1984, latest draft. Folios 77-82. Photocopy of typescript, 1984, revised draft. Folios 83-88. Carbon copy typescript, 1984, revised draft. Folios 89-94. Typescript, 1984. Folios 95-98.

'Superhumanatural', short story published in the catalogue of Douglas Gordon's exhibition for the National Galleries of Scotland. Typescript, 2006. Folios 99-106. Email correspondence, 2006, to Ian Rankin from Keith Hartley of the National Galleries of Scotland, with administrative notes of Rankin. Folios 107-109.