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File consists of business documents and correspondence exchanged between Ken Rivard and agent or publisher, Sarah Sheard.

• Letter from Sara Sheard, Coach House Press, to Michael Cook.
• Autograph letter(s) signed by the hand of the author regarding the publication of a new book by the press.

• Borders [sound recording].
• File consists of floppy record of B.P. Nichol reciting sound poems Scraptures - fifth sequence, Salad, Early morning June 22, Beach at Port Dover, Dada Lama, Cycle no. 22, Not what the siren sang but what the frag ment, One sing, Cycle no. 17. First published as a 7 inch floppy record in the box-set bp (aka Journeying & the Returns), Coach House Press, 1967. Disc sleeve printed with B.P. Nichol's "Explanation of Notational System Used in SCRAPURES: 5th sequence". Published with two loose inserts in record sleeve: 'text' of poem Towards a poetry of shy sounds and 'a letter from Margaret Avison' to 'bpn' commenting on his poetry.

• Correspondence between representatives of York University and Michael Cook.
• Correspondence regarding Robert Wallace's interview of M. Cook for inclusion in The Work : conversations with English-Canadian playwrights edited by R. Wallace and Cynthia Zimmerman and published by Coach House Press in 1982, and for use in a chapter on M. Cook in Profiles in Canadian literature, Series 4, edited by Jeffrey M. Heath and published by Dundurn Press Limited in 1982; M. Cook's participation on a panel at the 19th Annual Conference of the Canadian Association for Irish Studies, February 19-22, 1986; and M. Cook's applications for various positions in the department of theatre at York. Item 1 includes a press release from Coach House Press about The work : conversations with English-Canadian playwrights, photocopies of the tables of contents from Profiles in Canadian literature, Series 1 and 2, and photocopy of chapter 17 from Profiles in Canadian literature, Series 2, Ernest Buckler by John Orange.

Series consists of manuscript drafts and fragments from Dr. Mayr's novels: Moon Honey (1995 NeWest Press), The Widows (1998 NeWest Press), Venous Hum (2004 Arsenal Pulp Press) and Monoceros (2011 Coach House Books). Series includes handwritten, typescript and digital drafts with edits comments, feedback and correspondence with editors including Nicole Markotic, Rosemary Nixon, Nancy Jo Cullen and Aritha van Herk. Contents include assorted research materials and correspondence with the presses that published her works.

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