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Photograph depicts Man playing baseball with the Vancouver "Paperbacks" baseball team.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett at bat with the Vancouver "Paperbacks" baseball team.

Photograph depicts Laura Pipkin at bat with the Vancouver "Paperbacks" baseball team.

Photograph depicts Laura Pipkin at bat with the Vancouver "Paperbacks" baseball team.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett and Marke Andrews playing baseball.

Photograph depicts Thomas Robert Elton playing baseball at Locarno Beach.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett, Max Fawcett, and Agnes the dog on front steps.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett and Agnes the dog on the beach.

Photograph depicts Agnes the dog on the beach.

Photograph depicts Agnes the dog on the beach.

Photograph depicts Playwright Ken Brown and Michelle Brown in Edmonton. Ken Brown was the playwright for The Cambodia Pavilion and Life After Hockey.

Photograph depicts Playwright Ken Brown and Michelle Brown in Edmonton. Ken Brown was the playwright for The Cambodia Pavilion and Life After Hockey.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett.

Photograph depicts Max Fawcett and Garrett Duncan at Christmas.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett and Max Fawcett at Christmas.

Photograph depicts Jesse Fawcett on the beach on Gabriola Island.

Photograph depicts Robin Blaser and Jesse Fawcett.

Photograph depicts Max Fawcett, age 5, at 936 East 13th Avenue house.

File contains a final draft manuscript of "The Secret Journal of Alexander Mackenzie" short story anthology.

File contains clippings, notes, periodicals, and correspondence relating to Alexander Mackenzie research.

File contains a published edition of "The Secret Journal of Alexander Mackenzie".

Photograph depicts Max Fawcett and Garrett Duncan at Christmas.

Photograph depicts Max Fawcett, age 5, at 936 East 13th Avenue house.

Photograph depicts Max Fawcett, age 5, at 936 East 13th Avenue house.

Photograph depicts Max Fawcett, age 5, at 936 East 13th Avenue house.

Photograph depicts Man playing baseball with the Vancouver "Paperbacks" baseball team.

Photograph depicts Laura Pipkin at bat with the Vancouver "Paperbacks" baseball team.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett and Max Fawcett on the beach.

Photograph depicts Pierre Coupey's daughter and child.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett holding baby Garrett Duncan in Vancouver.

Photograph depicts Nancy Boyd, Brian Fawcett, and Max Fawcett in Penticton for Christmas.

Photograph depicts Gingerbread house.

Photograph depicts Max Fawcett and Marie Margesson at Christmas.

Photograph depicts Max Fawcett, age 5, at 936 East 13th Avenue house.

Photograph depicts Thomas Robert Elton playing baseball with the Vancouver "Paperbacks" baseball team.

Photograph depicts Man playing baseball with the Vancouver "Paperbacks" baseball team.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett, Max Fawcett, and Agnes the dog on front steps.

Photograph depicts Burger the German Shepherd.

Photograph depicts Playwright Ken Brown in Edmonton. Ken Brown was the playwright for The Cambodia Pavilion and Life After Hockey.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett in the sun.

File consists of research material Fawcett compiled for "Cambodia".

File consists of manuscript of "Cambodia" theatrical script, the play program, and correspondence.

Photograph depicts Jesse Fawcett feeding ducks at Reifel Bird Sanctuary.

Photograph depicts Ducks at Reifel Bird Sanctuary.

Audio recording is a radio interview with Brian Fawcett on a U.S. radio phone-in show, possibly WABC. Includes discussion of the writing of the book Cambodia.

Subseries consists of research material, reviews, and correspondence relating to the short story anthology, "Cambodia". Also includes published editions of the work, a manuscript for a theatrical production of Cambodia, and a script for a "Cambodia" film produced by Peter Lynch.

File consists of draft table of contents and acknowledgement page, correspondence, notes, and clippings of reviews.

File contains a draft script for "Cambodia: A Personal Investigation of a Global Village Failure", a film based on Fawcett's "Cambodia: A Book for People who Find Television Too Slow". Also includes an idea notebook and agreements.

File contains Brian Fawcett's certificate for winning the BC Book Prizes 1986 Ethel Wilson Fiction Prize for "The Secret Journal of Alexander Mackenzie".

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett, Nancy Boyd, and Max Fawcett with pets at 936 East 13th Ave.