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• Letters (1970 March 5-1985 June 4), from representatives of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, chiefly Robert Weaver, to Clark Blaise.
• Letters regarding the broadcast of various C. Blaise works, primarily on Anthology, the possible dramatization of several works, particularly the television script Paki written for For the record, the commissioning of a short story for broadcast and publication, guest appearances on CBC by Clark Blaise and the submission of work to Tamarack Review. Includes three schedules for Anthology and twelve reviews of the anthology Small wonders edited by Robert Weaver which includes the short story South by Clark Blaise.
• Includes references to the following: Extractions and contractions; Eyes; A class of new Canadians; Snow people; He raises me up; At the lake; A North American education : short story collection; I'm dreaming of Rocket Richard; The swollen and the crisp; The unmaking of a bourgeois; The Tagore lecture; Tribal justice; The sense of an ending; Days and nights in Calcutta; Lunar attractions; Paki; South; Man and myth; Memories of unhousement.

• Letters (1979 January 5-1979 March 30), Toronto, Ont., from G. Cassels to Clark Blaise.
• Letters expressing appreciation for C. Blaise's writing class, forwarding stories for criticism and letters from publishers about G. Cassel's manuscript.

• Correspondence (1966 August 29-1973 December 17), between representatives of Sir George Williams University and Clark Blaise.
• Correspondence regarding C. Blaise's various appointments and promotions as a faculty member of Sir George Williams University, later Concordia University, reimbursement to the University of the Canada Council Grant obtained by C. Blaise for a year's leave in India, health insurance coverage during the sabbatical year, changes in courses and theses proposals from grad students.

• Letters (1966 January 19-1966 March 5), Toronto, Ont., from representatives of Tamarack Review to Clark Blaise.
• Letters regarding the publication of The mayor in Tamarack Review, no. 42, Winter 1967 and returning the humorous verse The grandmothers at Christmas.

Typescript (photocopy). Includes transmittal form and mailing envelope from Robert Weaver, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, returning manuscript to C. Blaise. Envelope has C. Blaise's holograph annotation "Submitted to Tamarack and rejected Submitted to Anthology and rejected". Excerpt consists of first sixty-eight pages of novel and is a photocopy of the corresponding pages of MsC 41.28.1.

• Correspondence between various representatives of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and Michael Cook.
• Correspondence regarding the submission and production of scripts on various CBC television and radio programs, the appearance of M. Cook on various shows as a performer, reviewer and commentator, and M. Cook's participation in CBC radio drama writers' seminars.

• Correspondence (1976 April 12-1978 May 24), between representatives of CBC and Miriam Mandel.
• Correspondence about submitting poetry for Anthology and poems selected from Lions at her face and Station 14. Includes photocopy of last item.

• Typescript and typescript (carbon copy) poems submitted to various magazines prior to publication of Lions at her face. Includes correspondence with editors of several magazines and original file folder with typescript note identifying file contents.
• Includes references to the following: First poem, June, 1969; Birch; Broken ride; I a wake; Encore; Flight; Results (June, 1969); My prairies; Insanity; To Frank Bessai; Where are the other four?; I live alone; Boxes without topses; Repeat; Death; Statement IX; Scars (1972); Chopping; Below sea level; Statement; Mirrors (1972); Easy birth, April 10, 1972; Scars; Lions at her face.

Typescript with holograph annotation on title page, pagination in ink and each page signed by M. Mandel. Includes letter of rejection from CBC, pamphlet on CBC Literary Competition IV, original envelope, folder and typescript note identifying poems as "Completed, corrected & ordered manuscript of Sand in my eyes Returned by Robert Weaver February 1, 1982".

• Correspondence (1961 June 24-1971 December 8), between various officials of CBC and Hugh MacLennan.
• Correspondence, including one contract, about programs on Angus MacDonald, Canada Centennial, the Ideas series and a production of Two solitudes. Correspondents are Robert Weaver, Hugh Kemp, Michael Rothery, Duncan S. Sandison, David MacPherson, Mrs. G. Witkovic and David Fujino.