Abstract
WMS and Claire Russell led lives of extraordinary intellectual adventure, spanning from the traditional formal education of Oxford University to the creativity of science fiction and the experimental world of mid-20th Century psychoanalysis. The verbal and pictorial illustrations presented in this article offer an insight into the vast collection of documents related to their lives and work currently being catalogued in the Manuscripts and Special Collections department of the University of Nottingham.
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