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Typescript with C. Blaise's holograph annotation "One of the stories in Appropriate Passions"; typescript (photocopy); and photocopy of published story in Fiction International 12, 1980, p. 80-90. This story was also published in Literary Review, v. 29, no. 4, Summer 1986, a special issue on Writers of the Indian Commonwealth guest-edited by Bharati Mukherjee and Ranu Vanikar.

• Yellow coil notebook with holograph text and C. Blaise's holograph annotation on front cover identifying contents. Includes fragments of two articles eventually published in the Globe and Mail in 1977 with titles A Canada-India literary link in need of help and Race incidents make India wary of Canada, many fragments of Lunar attractions, mainly the concluding sections; Delhi letter, an unpublished article on the Indian general election, a short story fragment titled See Paris and die; fragments of an article on whites in India titled Occult blood; and notes for a seminar presentation at Jadavpur University about Canadian literature and biculturalism. Also includes Bharati Mukherjee's Guggenheim application proposal and a proposal to the Canadian High Commission regarding the export of Canadian culture.
• Includes references to the following: Lunar attractions; Notebook; Delhi letter; A Canada-India literary link in need of help; Race incidents make India wary of Canada; See Paris and die; Occult blood; Notes of a diplomat watcher.

• Financial records (1961-1963, 1966-1985), for C. Blaise and Bharati Mukherjee.
• Miscellaneous financial records including correspondence regarding bank statements, loans, insurance claims, renovations and other household and business matters. Also includes bank statements, credit card and miscellaneous receipts, household receipts, medical claim statements, various insurance policies and mortgages. Many items include enclosures. Entire box is restricted.

• Letters (1975 October 6-1985 May 24), Saratoga Springs, N.Y., from representatives of Yaddo to Clark Blaise.
• Letters requesting contributions from Yaddo fellows, expressing appreciation for financial contributions and donations to the library, forwarding applications and invitations and outlining the rules and regulations at Yaddo.
• Includes references to the following: A North American education : short story collection; Tribal justice; Days and nights in Calcutta; Lunar attractions.

• Letters (1979 April (?)-1984 March 3), from S. And Art Wright to Clark Blaise and Bharati Mukherjee.
• Letters regarding S. Wright's studies, S. and A. Wright's travels and work, particularly in Bangladesh, news of mutual acquaintances and other matters.
• Includes references to the following: Lunar attractions; Days and nights in Calcutta.

• Letters (1964 October 16-1965 January 9), from D.L. Wright to Clark Blaise.
• Letters regarding D. L. Wright's writing and work, news of mutual acquaintances and encouraging C. Blaise in his writing.

• Letters (1982 December 1-1983 January 8), Bainbridge Island, Wash., from E.B. Willis to Clark Blaise and Bharati Mukherjee.
• Letters expressing admiration for Days and nights in Calcutta and recounting E. B. Willis's work in India. Includes a brochure of an exhibit at the Bellevue Art Museum, June 12-July 25, 1982, titled Traditions of Textile Expression in India consisting of textiles drawn from the Elizabeth Bayley Willis Collection of Indian textiles. 8 p. on 1 leaf.

• Letters (1979 March 29-1980 April 3), Toronto, Ont., from P.R. Welsh to Clark Blaise and Bharati Mukherjee, Toronto, Ont.
• Letters expressing appreciation for copies of Days and nights in Calcutta and Lunar attractions and congratulating C. Blaise on winning the Books in Canada award.

• 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.

• 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.