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• Letter (1973 (?)), Villars-Chesiè res, Switzerland, from Gai Matin to Clark Blaise and Bharati Mukherjee.
• Letter regarding the facilities and activities at the school. Encloses brochure about the school. 12 p. on 3 leaves.

• Letters (1974 December 12-1984 October 30), from representatives of General Publishing Co. Limited to Clark Blaise.
• Letters regarding PaperJacks editions of several C. Blaise books and forwarding copies of The new press anthology: best Canadian short fiction #1 containing C. Blaise's story North.

• Postcards (1979 July 16-1984 April 1), from R. Ghosh Clark Blaise and Bharati Mukherjee.
• Postcards regarding R. Ghosh's travels and a possible visit from B. Mukherjee.

• Letters (1965 February 3-1981 December 11), from M. Gibson to Clark Blaise and Bharati Mukherjee.
• Letters regarding M. Gibson's writing, teaching, travels and personal family matters as well as C. Blaise's and B. Mukherjee's work. Includes M. Gibson's curriculum vitae, several photographs and samples of M. Gibson's poetry. Typescript of poem by C. Blaise. I give you (back) the next president removed to Poetry Series, MsC 41.40.

• Letter (1978(?) March 21), from J. W. Gildner to Clark Blaise and Bharati Mukherjee.
• Autograph letter(s) signed by the hand of the author forwarding an unidentified review.

• Letter (1978 October 7), Akron, Ohio, from M. Gippin to Clark Blaise and Bharati Mukherjee.
• Typed letter(s) signed by the author regarding M. Gippin's travels in India and the Orient and expressing admiration for Days and nights in Calcutta.

• Correspondence (1974 August 17-1982 July 7), between representatives of Globe and Mail and Clark Blaise.
• Correspondence regarding William French's review of Tribal justice as well as articles and a book review which C. Blaise wrote for the Globe and Mail.
• Includes references to the following: Tribal justice; The march; A North American education : short story collection; Broward Dowdy; Relief; Grids and doglegs : short story; At the lake; Among the dead; I'm dreaming of Rocket Richard; Days and nights in Calcutta; Review of John Gardner's Mickelsson's ghosts; A Canada-India literary link in need of help; Race incidents make India wary of Canada.

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.

Typescript with holograph revisions and typescript outlines of the scenes, the characters and the dramatic intention of the teleplay. Item one is titled It could have been such a beautiful country. Includes duplicate copy of item four.

• Letters (1976 October 18-1981 January 3), from L. Gordon to Clark Blaise and Bharati Mukherjee.
• Letters forwarding photographs of the Blaise family which L. Gordon took in India, extending Christmas greetings and discussing personal matters. Includes four photographs.