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Jan.-May 1994 (Creation)
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2.7 cm of textual records and photographs (1 v.)
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File consists of: a photograph of Barry Callaghan at his dining room table; an article by Beverley Slopen about police halting the search for the letters of Morley Callaghan stolen from David Mason Books, 15 Jan. 1994; typescript prose with the handwritten note, “Replace with TL”; photographs of Claire Wilks with two dogs; annotated typescript prose entitled “Fathers and Sons”; photographs of dinner at the Callaghan home, including Austin Clarke and John Reeves; photographs of another dinner including Soul Etrog, Martha Boulton, S. Williams, Lorna Crozier, Seán Virgo, and Patrick Lane; photographs of the St. Patrick’s Day parade and celebrations in Albany, New York with John Montague; the programme for the 1993-1994 season of “New music concerts” at Harbourfront Centre; handwritten prose entitled “Black Light”; a portrait of photojournalist Walter Curtin accompanied by photographs of Curtin dining with Barry Callaghan; photographs of a reading by Ludwig Zeller and A.F. Moritz at The Midtown, 13 Apr. 1994; a portrait of Joyce Carol Oakes; and photographs of dinner with the American critic M.L. Rosenthal, who compared Callaghan’s "The Black Queen Stories" to Joyce’s "Dubliners."
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Copying, rendering, or reproducing the notebook in whole or in part requires the prior written permission of Barry Callaghan. Requests for permission should be directed to the Head of the Clara Thomas Archives & Special Collections.