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Simon Fraser University Special Collections and Rare Books Fred Wah fonds
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Diamond

File consists of correspondence, reviews, promotional materials, and photographs relating to the book “Diamond Grill.”

Diamond grill drafts and research

File consists of various drafts with annotations and notes as well as research materials relating to “Diamond Grill.”

Diamond grill records

This series consists of records such as writing drafts, notes, and research records relating to the book "Diamond Grill," published by NeWest Press in 1996. The book is a semi-fictional biography recounting Wah's childhood experiences.

[Diamond grill research]

File consists of research materials relating to Chinese immigration, Chinese culture, crime, and gambling. Includes an essay by David R. Williams, along with related correspondence from Williams, about the case of Earnest Chenoweth, an eight year old boy was tried for murdering a Chinese cook who was working at their home in 1900.

[Diamond grill-research and catalogue]

File consists of 2 newspaper articles about Chinese cafes in the Canadian prairies, and a copy of the NeWest Press fall 2006 catalogue advertising Diamond Grill.

Donaldson

File consists of correspondence and a catalogue from Donaldson and Company Books, as well as a handout in memorial of Morris Donaldson.

[Douglas Barbour]

File consists of 2 essays by Douglas Barbour: “Traditions of Innovation/Innovations of Tradition,” and “Lyrics/Anti-Lyric: Some Notes About a Concept.”

Dresden

File consists of a letter from Brigitte Georgi-Findlay inviting Wah to Dresden.

DTUC [David Thompson University Centre]

File consists of correspondence, press release, and other materials relating to the David Thompson University Centre’s School of Writing, and in particular the school’s 1981 tour of British Columbia to conduct “manuscript auditions” to recruit students to the program. At the time of the project, Wah was the coordinator of the David Thompson University Centre School of Writing.

Duncan conference Buffalo 9604

File consists of correspondence and event programme relating to the conference “The Opening of the Field,” a conference in honour of Robert Duncan, held April 19-21, 1996, at the State University of New York in Buffalo.

Duncan-H.D.

File consists of manuscript of “The H.D. Book” by Robert Duncan.

Duncan-writing

File consists of correspondence from Robert Duncan and Daphne [Marlatt?].

Editorial records

Sub-series consists of records relating to Wah's editorial activities. Wah has worked as both an editor of various literary periodicals, and has also edited the poetry manuscripts of friends, colleagues, and peers. Records include correspondence, works of others, and administrative records.

Edmonton

File consists of correspondence and administrative documents relating to Wah’s role as writer-in-residence at the University of Alberta, 1988-1989.

Edmonton

File consists of correspondence and travel documents relating a trip to Edmonton for book readings.

Edmonton April 25

File consists of correspondence, notes, and event programme relating to the Edmonton Poetry Festival.

Edmonton May 00

File consists of correspondence and event schedule relating to Wah’s reading at the annual conference of the Association of Canadian College and University Teachers of English (ACCUTE), held at the University of Alberta in May 2000.

Edmonton-Kroetsch

File consists of correspondence and a poem relating to an event on March 16, 2012 celebrating Robert Kroetsch.

[English 201]

File consists of syllabus and other course materials, correspondence, as well as administrative materials such as grade collection sheets, relating to the course taught by Wah at the University of Calgary, “English 201: Composition.”

English 235 course materials

File consists of course materials and student work for the University of Alberta course “English 235: Introduction to Poetry.”

English 471

File consists of course syllabus, student work, and other course materials relating to Wah’s course “English 471: Contemporary Canadian Poetry and Poetics” at the University of Calgary.

English 676

File consists of course materials relating to the course English 676, a graduate seminar about bpNichol conducted at both the University of Calgary and at Simon Fraser University. File contains records relating to the event which served as the culmination of the course work, entitled, “Beyond the Orchard: A joint graduate colloquium on bpNichol’s The Martyrology.” Writings from the course and colloquium were later published in a volume of the same name.

Era 21

File consists of materials relating to the conference “Era 21: End Racism! Activism for the 21st Century,” held November 17-19, 2000, in Vancouver, British Columbia. Wah chaired the session “ON Racism and Representation.”

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