Jack Fuller's literary and journalistic output, as well as speeches and lectures he wrote. Multiple handwritten and typed drafts of his published works and various unpublished works from different years, as well as magazine articles, poetry, newspaper editorials and articles from the Chicago Tribune, Pacific Stars and Stripes, the Washington Post, and other newspapers. Fuller published eight novels: Convergence, 1982; Fragments, 1984; Mass, 1985; Our Fathers' Shadows, 1987; Legend's End, 1990; The Best of Jackson Payne, 2000; Abbeville (originally called Abbeville's Tides), 2008; and one from without, 2016. He also authored the nonfiction works News Values: Ideas for an Information Age, 1996, and What is Happening to News: The Information Explosion and the Crisis in Journalism, 2010. He co-edited with Larry D. Kramer an anthology of speeches by Edward H. Levi entitled Restoring Justice: The Speeches of Attorney General Edward H. Levi, which was published in 2013. Unpublished novels include Deros, Gnomon, Möbius Strip, and the short story collection New Boys Book of Adventures.

Portions of some drafts were out of sequence and were left as found. Drafts of the books Deros (unpublished) and Fragments (published) are intermingled, since Fragments was reworked version of Deros.