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2011 (Creation)
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2.5 cm of textual records and photographs (1 v.)
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File consists of photographs of a visit to Saratoga Springs, including lunch in the director’s outdoor lounge at the racetrack and a party in the director’s house with singing and performing by Barry Callaghan, Joe Gegan, William and Dana Kennedy, Jeri Charles, and James Hart (writer and former husband of Carly Simon); annotated handwritten prose with titles including “The Dispatcher” and “A Girl & A Cop”; photographs of visits to the homes of the Kennedys and the Gegans in Albany, a reading at the Dora Keogh Irish Pub in Toronto featuring Seán Virgo, Leon Rooke and Martha Batiz, and supper at 20 Dale Avenue with Seán Virgo; and working notes by Barry Callaghan listing authors’ names and titles.
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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.