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Photograph depicts Fawcett family at Christmas. First row (from top, left to right): Bev Foot (man in polka dot shirt), Ron Fawcett, Richard Norgan, Ken Foot, Brian Fawcett (deliberately crossing eyes). Second row: Joan McLeod Fawcett, Serena Foot, Nina Norgan, Sandra Ross. Third row: Kelly Fawcett (boy on Joan's knee), Hartley Fawcett, Rita Fawcett. Bottom row: Karen Foot holding Jason Fawcett, Laura Holley holding Jesse Fawcett, and Stephen Foot.

Photograph depicts a canyon in Northern New South Wales.

Photograph depicts Dorothy Livesay arriving at Prince George Airport.

Photograph depicts Dorothy Livesay performing a reading at the College of New Caledonia reading series.

Item is an audio recording of Brian Fawcett, Prince George/Log Cabin.

Audio recording consists of Tom Wayman discussing American content in Canadian poetry magazines and giving a brief reading. Poems include Routine, Neil Watts' poem, Bob Kine's song, A flower and the [?] digger's commode.

Photograph depicts Sandra Jane Ross.

Audio recording consists of a series of interviews with Brian Fawcett, taped during his stay on Gabriola Island. Fawcett reads and discusses Cottonwood Canyon (edited for radio), Elegy written beside the shores of an Okanagan lake, Fall of Saigon and more current writings.

Audio recording consists of a poetry reading by Stan Persky of poems Topic sentence, Lake, and Comic river), and launches a discussion on the value of poetry and the fallacy of inspiration.

Item is an audio recording of Fred Wah.

Item is an audio recording of Barry McKinnon interviews Al McNeil.

Item is an audio recording of Barry McKinnon interviews Al McNeil.

Item is an audio recording of Fred Wah interview with Stan Shaffer and Barry McKinnon.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett.

Item is an audio recording of a local poetry reading at CNC with John Harris, Bill Bailey, Harvey Chometsky, Robert Riggan, Tim Runkles, and Ken Belford.

Audio recording consists of a series of interviews with Brian Fawcett, taped during his stay on Gabriola Island. Fawcett reads and discusses Cottonwood Canyon (edited for radio), Elegy written beside the shores of an Okanagan lake, Fall of Saigon and more current writings.

Item is an audio recording of Gerry Gilbert.

Audio recording consists of a series of interviews held with Barry McKinnon at his home in Prince George. McKinnon reads and discusses Pages from a prairie journal, The land, This place, Six songs from a small lounge, Notes, the deer, Pearl, and The whale.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett and Jesse Fawcett on Gabriola Island.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett and Leslie Baker.

Photograph depicts a child, possibly Thea Bowering.

Item is an audio recording of Paul de Barros & Brett Enemark.

Item is an audio recording of The New Era Backup Band and Al Neil at the Western Front (Peter Huse, Barry McKinnon, Myron Makepeace and Victor Bateman).

Item is an audio recording of Robert Kroetsch at CNC.

Item is an audio recording of Susan Musgrave at CNC.

Item is an audio recording of Stan Persky poetry reading at CNC.

Photograph depicts Sarah Sheard, Coach House Press.

Photograph depicts Leslie Baker.

Photograph depicts Norman the cat.

Item is an audio recording of a local poetry reading at CNC with John Harris, Bill Bailey, Harvey Chometsky, Robert Riggan, Tim Runkles, and Ken Belford.

Item is an audio recording of Brian Fawcett.

Audio recording consists of a reading by Fred Wah including poems from the book Pictograms from the interior of B.C., and excerpts from the book Among. He concludes with more recent poems: Prince George fantasy, Next spring, We eat, I lack the purity of all things seen, First personal poem, etc.

Photograph depicts Leslie Baker, Henry Hoekema, and friend.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett.

The photograph negative depicts a man on the phone in the lobby of the Provincial Archives in Victoria.

Photograph depicts Pilot Bay cabin on Gabriola Island.

Item is an audio recording of Artie Gold.

Audio recording consists of a reading and talk by Patrick Lane about Canadian writing, the source of motivation for his own work, etc., and reads from Albino pheasants, and Passing into storm.