Creative works includes prose, poetry, musical scores, notes, and a sketchbook.
The typescripts and holograph manuscripts of prose and poetry works are arranged alphabetically by title and represent the bulk of Kay-Scott's creative work. Also of interest are his letters, particularly those to his son Manly Wade Wellman dating 1934-1935, which exemplify his creative writing style. The miscellaneous subseries contains a typed transcript of a seance, a reading of Kay-Scott's horoscope, and his passport. Material relating exclusively to the Fund consists of incoming and outgoing correspondence with Margaret DeSilver, financial documents, notes, and solicitation flyers. Correspondents of note are Waldo Frank, Allen Tate, and John Metcalfe, although their letters concerning the Fund are routine.