SFU AtoM

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.

[Notebooks]

MSC-17c-0-2-3-0-8
File
[197?]-[199-?]

Part of Fred Wah fonds

File consists of various notebooks containing notes relating to courses taught by Wah at the University of Calgary.

Diamond grill drafts and notes

MSC-17b-0-2-1-0-3
File
[198-?]-1996

Part of Fred Wah fonds

File consists of various drafts and notes for the book “Diamond Grill.”

Beep info

MSC-17c-0-3-2-0-4
File
[198-?]

Part of Fred Wah fonds

File consists of various materials by and about bpNichol, including selections of his writing and an inventory of his manuscripts.

Diamond grill drafts and research

MSC-17b-0-2-1-0-2
File
[198-?]-[199-?]

Part of Fred Wah fonds

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

bpNichol texts

MSC-17c-0-3-2-0-5
File
[198-?]

Part of Fred Wah fonds

File consists of reproductions of Nichol’s writings and a photograph of Nichol.

By Wah

MSC-17d-0-2-3-0-1
File
[198-?]-2002

Part of Fred Wah fonds

File consists of various publications by Wah, including reviews, essays, and talks.

[Sacred geography]

MSC-17c-0-3-2-0-6
File
[198-?]

Part of Fred Wah fonds

File consists of typescript of a work entitled “P/Z: Sacred Geography: A Study of Juxtapositions in Patterson.”

Miscellaneous manuscripts

MSC-17b-0-2-3-0-5
File
[199-?]

Part of Fred Wah fonds

File consists of drafts, manuscripts, and published copies of various pieces of Wah’s writings.

Re bp

MSC-17c-0-1-0-0-9
File
1993-[199-?]

Part of Fred Wah fonds

File consists of correspondence from Daniela Conti regarding her thesis on bp Nichol, along with typescript extracts of her thesis and related interview.

CTTE’s [committees]-TWUC [The Writers’ Union of Canada]

MSC-17c-0-6-2-2-6
File
[200-?]

Part of Fred Wah fonds

File consists of contact information for committee members of the Writers’ Union of Canada’s various committees.

Mountain

MSC-17d-0-2-3-0-11
File
[200-?]

Part of Fred Wah fonds

File consists of the text of a poem, “Mountain.”

Notes on poetry

MSC-17c-0-4-3-0-4
File
[198-?]

Part of Fred Wah fonds

File consists of notes and research materials about poetry and poetry instruction.

Essays : Typescripts and manuscripts

MSC-17a-0-2-3-0-33
File
1959-1967

Part of Fred Wah fonds

Essays written by Wah when he was a university student, including essays written for a creative writing class given by Robert Creeley, which have Creeley's comments.

[Student notebooks]

MSC-17b-0-2-3-0-1
File
1960-1963

Part of Fred Wah fonds

File consists of two notebooks from Wah’s days as a student at the university of British Columbia, containing course notes.

Student papers notes, handouts, exams

MSC-17a-0-8-0-0-2
File
1960-1967

Part of Fred Wah fonds

File consists of materials such as class notes, handouts, and exams from Wah's student days at the University of British Columbia and the State University of New York at Buffalo.

Correspondence [Bi-Bo]

MSC-17a-0-1-0-0-6
File
1960-1987

Part of Fred Wah fonds

File consists of correspondence arranged alphabetically by last name, Bi-Bo.

Notebooks : 1961-1991

MSC-17a-0-2-3-0-1
File
1961-1991

Part of Fred Wah fonds

File consists of notebooks containing diary entries, drafts of poems, thoughts, and personal notes.

Floating bear list

MSC-17b-0-6-1-0-1
File
[ca. 1961]

Part of Fred Wah fonds

File consists of lists of addresses relating to “The Floating Bear,” a poetry newsletter that ran from 1961 to 1971. When the magazine “TISH” was started at UBC in 1961, Diane di Prima and LeRoi Jones shared Floating Bear’s mailing list with the TISH editors.

Misc. [miscellaneous] correspondence