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• Correspoondence (1963 August 9-1985 October 26), between B. Mukherjee and Clark Blaise.
• Correspondence regarding C. Blaise's and B. Mukherjee's writing, teaching, travels and other activites, the Blaise children's helath, school and other activities, news of family and friends and other domestic and personal matters. Written during various separations notably while C. Blaise was in Quebec and B. Mukherjee in Iowa City before their marriage; while B. Mukherjee was in India (1967, 1976, 1981) and C. Blaise was in Montreal and New York; while C. Blaise was in Switzerland and B. Mukherjee in India (1974); while B. Mukherjee was in Costa Rica and C. Blaise in Toronto (1978); and while they were teaching in various different cities.
• Includes references to the following: Early to marry; The mayor; Burning man; Cold war hysteria : remission and relapse; The big lie, American style; Giant turtles, gliding in the dark; Grids and doglegs : short story; How I became a Jew; Days and nights in Calcutta; North America; Grids and doglegs : short story collection; Photography and writing; Lunar attractions; Pursuit; Lusts; Galatea and Acis and the Cyclops; Resident alien.

• Letters (1977 February 9-1981 January 19), from W.H. New to Clark Blaise and Bharati Mukherjee.
• Letters regarding the News's trip to India and other travels, reviews of Days and nights in Calcutta, readings given by C. Blaise at Capilano College, University of British Columbia and the Vancouver Institute, W. H. New's work, C. Blaise's work and other personal and family matters.

• Letter (1983 January 29), Cedar Rapids, Iowa, from D. Nicholson to Clark Blaise and Bharati Mukherjee, Iowa City, Iowa.
• Autograph letter(s) signed by the hand of the author forwarding a review of Lusts and expressing admiration for the novel.

• Correspondence (1984 February 20-1985 December 4), between representatives of Penguin Books Canada Limited, chiefly Cynthia Good, and Clark Blaise.
• Correspondence regarding the publication, publicity and promotion of paperback editions of several C. Blaise works, primarily Lusts and Resident alien, as well as other matters relating to changes within the Penguin organization, a reading given by C. Blaise and B. Mukherjee at Harbourfront, and the extensive commentary by C. Good on Embassy.
• Includes references to the following: Lusts; Resident alien; South; Identity; Memories of unhousement; North; Translation; Partial renovations; Man and his world; Tenants of unhousement; The voice of unhousement; Days and nights in Calcutta; Embassy.

• Letters (1977 August 26-1978 January 3), from V. Perera to Clark Blaise.
• Letters expressing admiration for Days and nights in Calcutta, discussing similar experiences in India and looking forward to a possible meeting in New York City.

• Letter (1985 April 18), from A. Weinstein to Clark Blaise and Bharati Mukherjee.
• Autograph letter(s) signed by the hand of the author expressing appreciation to the Blaises for a gift.

• Correspondence (1962 July 25-1980 February 1), between H.N. Weintraub and Clark Blaise.
• Correspondence regarding H. N. Weintraub's studies, reading, work and travels, news of mutual acquaintances and C. Blaise's writing.

Holograph notes including a list of characters and scene descriptions for the teleplay which was a collaboration between C. Blaise and Bharati Mukherjee written for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's series For the record. It was apparently never broadcast; see letter (1980 April 11) from Sam Levene, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, to C. Blaise, MsC 41.4.4.30.

Brochure from Denison University with article titled Celebrating the sesquicentennial : 'interpreting' focus of humanities week featuring a photograph of C. Blaise and listing his speech and reading from days and nights in Calcutta as part of the schedule of events; typescript fragment and typescript with holograph revisions and C. Blaise's holograph annotation "Draft of Denison Speech Nov 9, 1981".

• Correspondence (1973 August 24-1983 September 23), between S. Ray and Clark Blaise.
• Correspondence regarding arrangements for C. Blaise to interview S. Ray and view some of his films, S. Ray's various film projects, C. Blaise's work, particularly Man and his world, forwarded to S. Ray for its film possibilities, as well as other personal and family matters.
• Includes references to the following: Tribal justice; Days and nights in Calcutta; Lunar attractions; Man and his world; Embassy; Lusts.