File consists of drafts and images relating to the work “All Americans,” a text by Wah that was serialized for an art installation by Luanne Martineau.

File consists of audio and video recordings of events held May 15-18th, 2003, at the University of Calgary. Alley Alley Home Free! [Wah Bash] was a conference held in honour of Fred Wah’s retirement from teaching in the University of Calgary’s English Department. Accompanying the recordings is an annotated copy of a the event program.

File consists of the Typescript for the book “Alley alley homefree” with some annotations, additions, and corrections.

File consists of typescripts of poems from the book “Among,” published by Coach House Press in 1972.

File consists of correspondence and event programme relating to the Alberta magazine publishers association’s event “Read Alberta Magazines Month.”

File consists of materials relating to Andrew Klobucar’s nomination for promotion to associate professor.

File consists of the book “Anecdotal Waters,” by Pauline Dubois, Mireille Perron, and Paul Woodrow, as well as related materials.

File consists of typescripts relating to "Anecdotal Waters," a text relating to a mixed-media installation by Mireille Perron and Paul Woodrow.

File consists of drafts of works, including “Elite 1-10” and “Seasons Greetings from the Diamond Grill,” the text of an interview, with Wah, and an article about Paul Yee from the periodical “The Georgia Straight.”

File consists of correspondence with Anne Ireland regarding Wah’s editing of and feedback to her work.

File consists of 3 packages from 3 AGMs of the Writers’ Union of Canada.

File consists of materials relating to Wah’s annual report as a faculty member of the University of Calgary, including some correspondence and promotional materials relating to Wah’s poetry as editorial work.

File consists of materials relating to Wah’s annual report as a faculty member of the University of Calgary.

File consists of correspondence and administrative records relating to Wah’s annual report and annual assessment as a faculty member at the University of Calgary.

File consists of contact list, receipts, and draft report relating “The Appropriate Voice,” a newsletter for racial minority writers in Canada. Wah served as an editorial collective member of the newsletter from 1992-1993.

File consists of correspondence and administrative records relating to Wah’s role as member of the editorial board member of the journal “Ariel: A review of international English literature.”

File consists of an edited draft of “Diamond Grill,” which Aritha van Herk’s notes and corrections.

File consists of correspondence, notes, images, research, images, and promotional materials relating to “Storybook Story,” an exhibition Wah participated in, curated by Luanne Martineau.

File consists of correspondence, invoice, promotional materials, slides, and poems relating to “Articulations,” the collaborative multimedia project with Bev Tosh.

File consists of correspondence with Lawrence-Minh Davis, editor of the Asian American literary review.

File consists of poetry manuscripts from the 1997 Asian Canadian Writers Workshop Emerging Writer Award, for which Wah served as a judge.

File consists of correspondence from Steve Evans relating to “Attention Span 2006,” to which Wah contributed. “Attention Span” was a “collectively-drawn map of the field,” an online publication where poets are invited to contribute lists & commentaries charting their current interests in poetry and related fields.

File consists of correspondence, administrative records, and travel records relating to Wah’s 1990 trip to Australia to participate in the conference of the Association for Canadian Studies in Australia and New Zealand, and also to Wah’s request for a travel grant from the University Research Grants Committee of the University of Calgary.

File consists of correspondence regarding Wah’s meeting a group of Austrian students on a field trip.

File consists of materials relating to Wah’s 1989 trip to Baffin Island, and to the Baffin Island Writers’ Project, a writer-in-residence program started 1988 to bring southern and Inuit writers into Baffin Island schools. Materials include several of Wah’s journal entries from the trip and a photograph.

File consists of materials relating to the Baffin Island Writers’ Project: reports, correspondence, and a notebook kept by Wah.

File consists of typescript of the essay “Balancing the Yin and the Yang: Notes Towards an Important Aspect of Contemporary Chinese Canadian Writing.”

File consists of correspondence and administrative materials relating to Wah’s residency in the Leighton Artist Colony at the Banff Centre for the Arts, February 19-24, 1991.

File consists of correspondence, travel documents, research, and event programmes relating to the event “In(ter)ventions 2008” at the Banff Centre, December 4-6, 2008.

File consists of correspondence, schedule, and event package relating to the event “In(ter)ventions 2010” at the Banff Centre, for which Wah served as a presenter.