Consists of postcard (photo of Duke Ellington) to John from Caroline.

• File consists of postcards discussing various topics; and announcement of 1986 Toronto exhibition of A. Bolley's work.
• Handwritten, signed.
• Postcards and art exhibition announcement from A. Bolley to John Metcalf.

Consists of correspondence between John Metcalf and painter Andrea Bolley. Includes letters, gallery announcements and postcards (12). Includes Metcalf's request for Uneasy Beauty - Bolley catalogue from Chatham Cultural Centre - Thames Art Gallery (Alison Kenzie).

Consists of five black-and-white photographic postcards depicting scenes from the Calgary Stampede Rodeo. Includes: Slim Pickens - Brahma Bull Fighter; Buddy vs.. Brahma Bull; Ray Adams on Over Powered; Dick Nash on Mountain Dew; Buddy Heaton and a Brahma Bull.

• Consists of correspondence between J. Clark and John and Myrna Metcalf.
• Letters and postcard expressing appreciation for General Ludd and Adult Entertainment and for the Metcalf's' hospitality; and John Metcalf's response.
• Handwritten, signed (some photocopy).
• Includes references to the following: General Ludd; Going Down Slow; Girl In Gingham; Private Parts : A Memoir; Adult Entertainment.

Consists of corrected proof of issue with Metcalf's handwritten edits and annotations. Includes postcard, from John to John.

Series consists of letters mainly between Robert Kroetsch and George Gahan.

Consists of postcard sent by Judith/Jean Keough to Brian Moore's Aunt. Accompanied by two notes from Brian and Jean Moore. Postcard reads: To Mrs. O'Malley[?] Belfast, Ireland. From Your Servant Judith. Note from Brian Moore "For University of Calgary. This is a postcard sent by the spinster Lady Mary Judith Keogh (the original of Judith Hearne) to my Aunt Mrs. Mc Jnally [sic] circa the turn of the century." Photo on postcard depicts O'Connell's Statue, Dublin.

• File consists of letters and postcards soliciting essays and poetry for Anthology; discussing, accepting and rejecting submissions; suggesting editorial revisions; expressing appreciation for and discussing reaction to The Bumper Book; and relating personal news. Several letters forwarded to John Metcalf by Jack David, ECW Press. Letters enclose manuscripts, published material and copies of letters from other correspondents.
• Handwritten, signed (some photocopy); typescript, signed; computer printout, signed; typescript (photocopy); printed material (photocopy).
• Includes references to the following: Carry On Bumping; Adult Entertainment; The Bumper Book; Bumper too; Kicking Against the Pricks : Essays; Writers in Aspic; Freedom From Culture : Essay; The Yellow School Bus; The Macmillan Anthology 1; What is a Canadian Literature? : Essay.
• Includes letters relating to publication of Carry On Bumping; and discussing essays to be included, introduction, copy editing, corrections and revisions, and cover design. Letters enclose proofs of William Hoffer's catalogue excerpts and copy-edited manuscript of Louis Dudek's A Conversation with book reviewers. Includes first draft of cover design and promotional material.
• Handwritten, signed (some photocopy); typescript (photocopy); typescript, signed (some photocopy); computer printout with handwritten revisions (photocopy); pencil sketch (photocopy).
• Includes references to the following: Carry On Bumping; Carry On Bumping : Introduction; Bumper too; Freedom From Culture : Essay; Writers in Aspic; Introduction to Carry On Bumping; The Macmillan Anthology 1.

Consists of typescript (computer printout) titled Just One More Draft of a Novel, by Don Dickinson, and postcard.

• Consists of postcard (1977 June 7), Rome, Italy, from K. Dobbs to B. and Jean Moore, Malibu (California).
• Handwritten letter(s) signed by the author, about personal matters.

• File consists of draft returned by Jean E. Karl, Editor, Children's Books, Atheneum, April 10, 1984. Folder 1 includes repository photocopy of letter from J.E. Karl returning manuscript which is missing title and dedication pages.
• Folder 2 is duplicate copy labelled "Illustrator's copy" and includes 23 colour photographs and 3 postcards of Granville Island scenes labelled on original envelope by Christie Harris as "Photographs to help an illustrator of Somebody is Doing Something Weird."

• Consists of correspondence between K. El-Hassan and John Metcalf.
• Letters and postcards regarding K. El-Hassan's requests while attending Friedrich-Schiller University, Jena, German Democratic Republic, for research material for her dissertation on Canadian Literature; discussing Canadian Short Stories, short story authors and current literary projects; and relating personal news.
• Typescript, signed; typescript (carbon copy); handwritten, signed (some photocopy).
• Includes references to the following: 76 : New Canadian Stories; Here and Now; Sixteen By Twelve; The Narrative Voice; The Teeth of My Father : Short Stories; The Lady Who Sold Furniture : novella; Walking Round the City; Gentle As Flowers Make the Stones; Going Down Slow; General Ludd; Kicking Against the Pricks : Essays; The Eastmill Reception Centre; Adult Entertainment; Literary Review [1985 Canadian issue]; The New Press Anthology #1; The New Press Anthology #2; The Bumper Book.

Series consists of ephemeral items, mainly used in publicizing the Party and its activities.

Photocopies of file 12, for research use

Fonds consists of letters, postcards, Christmas cards discussing R. Kroetsch's social life, work, writing and plans for his trips to New Zealand as well as critiquing G.C. Gahan's writing. Correspondence is from Kingston, Ontario, Goose Bay, Labrador, Montreal, Quebec, Bread Loaf, Vermont, Heisler, Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Mexico, Oakland, California, Iowa City, Iowa, Winnipeg, Manitoba, and Victoria, B.C. Some letters are from G. Gahan to R. Kroetsch and from Jane Kroetsch.

• File consists of copies and originals of archival documents relating to the history of Charles Frederick Gray including photographs of Gray and Edith Curran who met aboard the SS Numidian in 1904, correspondence with Edith, and letters of recommendation for Gray from employers, invitation to the marriage of James and Edith (1908) and marriage certificates, and correspondence with family on the birth of Charles F. Gray Jr (1909).
• Also consists of photographs of Edith Curran Gray's mother and father, on board the SS Numidan to England where Charles met Edith.
• Also consists of two coloured postcards to Edith, one of "The Allan Line" and another of the Tate Gallery.

• Consists of correspondence between I. Huggan and John Metcalf.
• Postcards and letters relating to publication of First Impressions, expressing appreciation for John Metcalf's encouragement and help, relating personal news, and requesting John Metcalf's comments on a short story; and John Metcalf's letter commenting on the short story.
• Handwritten, signed; typescript, signed (some photocopy); typescript (carbon copy).
• Includes references to the following: First Impressions; Kicking Against the Pricks : Essays.

• Consists of postcard from G. James to John Metcalf, Ottawa, Ontario
• Postcard expressing regrets about missing launch of unidentified book by John Metcalf.
• Handwritten, signed.