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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, Leanna Crouch and man in Edmonton.

Photograph depicts Karen Mulhallen.

Photograph depicts Lorene and Stan Witheral.

Photograph depicts Jon Furberg at Prince George Writer's Conference.

Photograph depicts Fred Wah at Prince George Writer's Conference.

Photograph depicts Ken Belford, Sharon Harris, Joy McKinnon, Marilyn Bowering, and Colin Browne at Prince George Writer's Conference.

Photograph depicts Fawcett family home in Morinville, Alberta.

Photograph depicts Sharon Thesen.

Photograph depicts Christopher Dewdney in Toronto.

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 Jesse McKinnon and Max Fawcett at Narrow Lake.

Photograph depicts the Bowron clearcut.

Photograph depicts the Bowron clearcut.

Photograph depicts Bighorn Sheep near McBride.

Photograph depicts the Bowron clearcut.

Photograph depicts the Bowron clearcut.

Photograph depicts Lakeland Mills sawmill in Prince George.

Photograph depicts the Bowron clearcut.

Photograph depicts the Bowron clearcut.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett and Leslie Baker.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett and George Bowering playing baseball.

Photograph depicts the Vancouver Poets Shakespeare Company rehearsing for a Midsummer Night's Dream. Right to left: Ralph Maud, Bob Micholson, unknown, Peter Menu.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett and friends on Connaught Hill, Prince George. From left to right: Brian Fawcett, Alice Smith, Georgina Dingwall, Lorna Strom, Don White, Karen Loder.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett and friends on Connaught Hill, Prince George. From left to right: Alice Smith, Georgina Dingwall, Brian Fawcett, Karen Loder, and Don White.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett and friends in downtown Prince George. From left to right: Brian Fawcett, Karen Loder, Georgina Dingwall, and Gail Loder.

Item is an audio cassette recording labelled: Charles Olson, C.M.3. Side 1: "Causal Mythhology # 3" by Charles Olson. Side 2: "Interview" with Ezra Pound and "Reading" by W.C. Williams.

Item is an audio cassette recording labelled: Brian Fawcett. Taped: with Brian Fawcett, Sharon Fawcett, Pierre Coupey, Bill Shermbrucker. Topics: Disjunction, poetry and poetry language. Taped: November 5, 1977. For transcript of interview see 1996.2.1.740.

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.

Audio recording is an interview with Hartley Fawcett, Brian Fawcett's father, recorded on an Alberta car trip. Includes information about the dairy market c. 1950 in Prince George and Hartley's ice cream business.

Audio recording is a interview with Jane Jacobs. Jane Jacobs was a writer and activist. Fawcett did article for Insite regarding Jacob's philosophy on urban planning.

Audio recording is a interview with Rita Fawcett, Brian Fawcett's mother.

Audio recording is a radio musical monologue of Jonathan Goldstein, Montreal radio personality, playing pop songs from the 70s and the music's connection to his teen years in Montreal. Goldstein wanted Fawcett to collaborate with him on a project, and sent him a tape of his work.

Audio recording is a music tape that Brian Fawcett played while he wrote for the purposes of compositional framing.

Audio recording is a music tape that Brian Fawcett played while he wrote for the purposes of compositional framing.

Audio recording is a music tape that Brian Fawcett played while he wrote for the purposes of compositional framing.

Video recording consists of an interview with Stanley Engel and Fawcett is promoting new book "Public Eye". The interview is biographical in nature; Fawcett discusses teaching in prison; why he doesn't publish poetry anymore; his critical essay on Alice Munro; the writing of the book "Cambodia"; his writing style and research style: use of the split page or "interactive text"; strategy of the split page to offer normal reading and subtext of where the ideas for the text emerged.

Video recording consists of a TV Interview with Brian Fawcett on Canadian Living TV Show for the promotion of his new book "The Disbeliever's Dictionary" shot at Dooney’s Café in Toronto where Fawcett does most of his writing in the café watching people go by. Fawcett talks about the book which takes a "disrespectful look" at life and society in Canada.

Video recording consists of a personal recording of the show "From Zine to Zone" about media fandom, which Fawcett possibly used for research purposes. The show interviews with conference participants, academics at the Media West Conference on Fandom, May 1972 , Michigan. The show looks at fandom as a subculture of pop culture; fandom writers; and events associated with the conference proceedings. Includes panel discussion of fandom culture as an example of frustration with traditional TV, fan fiction writing, and slash writing on themes related to pop culture.