• Tributes paid to Alden Nowlan following his death, 1983 - 1984 March.
• Tributes in periodicals, in University of New Brunswick Department of English annual report for 1982-1983 and in welcoming remarks at 1983 Maritime Writers' Workshop. Those paying tribute to A. Nowlan include Lesley Choyce, Ted Jones, Joseph Sherman, Stephen Franklin, Gregory M. Cook, Michael O. Nowlan, Robert Gibbs, Harry Bruce, Peter Thomas, Frank J. Ledwell, Clifton Whiten, Eli Mandel, Irving Layton and Janice Tyrwhitt. MsC 40.120.1.3, a special Alden Nowlan tribute edition of the Pottersfield Portfolio, v. 5, 1983-1984, contains L. Choyce's tribute and interview; poems Field day, The morning's mail and Home from the wars by A. Nowlan; and poem dedicated to A. Nowlan, The final gesture by Allan Cooper. MsC 40.120.2.5, UNB Perspectives, v. 10, no. 2, September 1983, contains eulogy delivered by Walter J. Learning at A. Nowlan's funeral. MsC 40.120.2.6, Poetry Canada Review, v. 5, no. 1, Fall 1983, contains several tributes by Canadian poets, A. Nowlan's poem He and untitled poem about A. Nowlan by C. Whiten. Includes duplicates of some items. Includes references to the following: Field day; The morning's mail; Home from the wars; He.

• Correspondence (1968 March 4 - 1970?), between E. Mandel and Alden Nowlan.
• Correspondence discussing a League of Canadian Poets Newsletter, protesting Milton Acorn's not winning the Governor General's Literary Award, replying to A. Nowlan's request for poets to work into verse Nicholas Catanoy's translations of Romanian poetry, and arranging a poetry reading by A. Nowlan at York University. Includes references to the following: The mysterious naked man : poetry collection.

• Correspondence (n.d., 1969(?) - 1982 August 17), between N. and Marie-Claude Catanoy and Alden and Claudine Nowlan.
• Correspondence relating news about writing, travels and various other topics. Letters dated 1969-1970 relate chiefly to the anthology Modern Romanian poetry, edited by N. Catanoy, and for which A. Nowlan helped contact Canadian poets willing to write English versions of the translated poems. Item 2 is a draft of the letter sent by A. Nowlan to Canadian poets regarding the translations and includes a list of recipients of the letter. Includes references to the following: Between tears and laughter; Psalm (I search for you...); Folk song; Hide and seek (My small and precious ones...); Various persons named Kevin O'Brien; The guide; Frankenstein : the man who became god; Shaped by this land; The dollar woman : stage play; The incredible murder of Cardinal Tosca : stage play.

• Correspondence (n.d., 1969 March 11 - 1983 June 14), between officials of the League of Canadian Poets and Alden Nowlan.
• Correspondence relating to founding of the League of Canadian Poets, to meetings and business matters and to requests for poetry submissions for anthologies published by the League; discussing and arranging poetry readings and poetry reading tours; and recommending poets for League membership. Includes several poetry tour schedules and some biographical material. Includes references to the following: Bread, wine and salt; Roots; The waiter's smile; Smoked glass; Double exposure; The incredible murder of Cardinal Tosca : stage play.

In the Fiddlehead, no. 53, Summer 1962, p. 57-60. Reviews of Maxine Cassin's A touch of recognition, B. A. Uronovitz's Reflections in the dark and Eli Mandel's Fuseli poems. Includes references to the following: Review of Eli Mandel's Fuseli poems; Three reviews; Review of B. A. Uronovitz's Reflections in the dark; Review of Maxine Cassin's A touch of recognition.

• Correspondence (n.d., 1970 February 17 - 1981 March 17), between representatives of York University and Alden Nowlan.
• Correspondence arranging poetry readings at the university, and requesting biographical material. Item 1 is a letter of recommendation from A. Nowlan for a student applying for a graduate program at York University. Includes references to the following: Frankenstein : the man who became god; The mysterious naked man : poetry collection; Various persons named Kevin O'Brien.