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File consists of records related to writer Margaret Caza as a client of CSWS Ltd.: letter from Caza to CSWS Ltd.; pamphlet promoting her book, "Walk Alone Together".

File consists of the score for "Goldy Goose", lyrics and music by Ron Chudley and Diane Stapley.

File consists of reprinted script written by Chudley, "The Life of Jackson Piper, Episode 2", published by the Book Society of Canada Limited.

File consists of records related to journalist and broadcaster Adrienne Clarkson as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence and clippings about Clarkson

File consists of copies of the rejection letters writer Teresa Coburn received for her manuscript "Small Mercies".

File consists of the contract between CSWS Ltd. and estate of Nathan Cohen regarding representation for the book "The Things Cohen Said: A Collection of the Theatre Criticism of Nathan Cohen", edited by Allan Gould.

File consists of records related to physician and author Alastair Cunningham as a client of CSWS Ltd.: reproductions of journal articles by Cunningham; correspondence and drafts related to Cunningham's book, "The Healing Journey."

File consists of records related to physician and author Alastair Cunningham as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence and proposal related to the book "Can the Mind Heal Cancer?"; royalty statements.

File consists of correspondence primarily related to Diehl's manuscript, "A Gentleman from a Fading Age", a biography of Eric Lafferty Havie.

File consists of a letter from Dresdnere to Matie Molinaro, suggesting some possible book illustrators for hire.

File consists of correspondence regarding licence and use of photographs of Marshall McLuhan by Robert Fleming.

File consists of records related to writer Robert Fripp as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence about book projects, resume, clippings, extracts of manuscript "A Pearl of Great Price, abstract for book "Dark Sovereign".

File consists of a reproduction of an article by Fripp, "Genesis Updated" in Doctor's Review, Nov. 1992.

File consists of records related to writer Robert Fripp as a client of CSWS Ltd.: assorted correspondence; outline for a documentary: "Venus Disarming Cupid: The Lost Corregio".

File consists of records related to writer Robert Fripp as a client of CSWS Ltd.: assorted correspondence; resume; book proposal: "The Face in the Floor and Other Stories".

File consists of records related to physician and columnist Kenneth Walker [pseudonymn W. Gifford-Jones] as a client of CSWS Ltd.: proof chapter from his book "You're Going To Do What?" (2000); typed copies of his column "The Doctor Game"; correspondence about public appearances; royalty statements; biographical information; headshot photograph.

File consists of records related to physician and columnist Kenneth Walker [pseudonymn W. Gifford-Jones] as a client of CSWS Ltd.: clippings by and about Walker.

File consists of records related to physician and columnist Kenneth Walker [pseudonymn W. Gifford-Jones] as a client of CSWS Ltd.: notes, biographical information, clippings, and correspondence. Correspondence deals primarily with public appearances, notably Walker's presentation at the annual meeting of the Ontario Milk Marketing Board, January 1982.

File consists of records related to physician and columnist Kenneth Walker [pseudonymn W. Gifford-Jones] as a client of CSWS Ltd.: biographical information, clippings, and correspondence including fan letters.

File consists of a television pilot proposal titled "24/6", co-developped with Bruce Cushing, Allan Gould, Graham Pilsworth, David Shaw, and Jacqueline Swartz.

File consists of records related to actor and comedian Don Harron, as a client of CSWS Ltd.: clipping about Charlie Farquharson; correspondence about Sherman Heinz-Don Harron book project.

File consists of records related to actor and comedian Don Harron, as a client of CSWS Ltd.: comedy script titled "Adam's Fall".

File consists of a screenplay written by Jim Henshaw titled "Daring To Dream" about Tom Patterson and the founding of the Stratford Shakespeare Festival.

File consists of records related to writer Bob Huggan as a client of CSWS Ltd.: notes and correspondence related to his book project, "They Call Them Palaces" and his screenplay, "The Black McAngus".

File consists of a letter from Matie Molinaro to film director Norman Jewison.

File consists of correspondence about the manuscript, "The Redeeming Years of Maggie MacDonald".

File consists of records related to author Barbara Milne as a client of CSWS Ltd.: draft contract and correspondence related to book contract with Lobster Press Ltd. for "Wombat Smith" series.

File consists of records related to author Barbara Milne as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence with Lobster Press Ltd. about marketing of the second "Wombat Smith" book.

File consists of records related to a possible article about Matie Molinaro and her career for the Barnard College Alumni magazine. Includes correspondence and transcript of an interview between Molinaro and Constance (Connie) Brown Demb.

File consists of the contracts and memorandum of agreement with Oxford University Press for the book, "Selected Letters of Marshall McLuhan".

File consists of assorted personal records belonging to Matie Molinaro. Includes a photograph of the New York Youth Temperance Council (YTC), circa 1938.

File consists of assorted personal records belonging to Matie Molinaro. Includes personal correspondence; 1943 Columbia University commencement programme; 1939 World Fair souvenir programme; Molinaro's coursework from Barnard College.

File consists of assorted personal records belonging to Matie Molinaro. Includes correspondence; clippings; concert programme from Columbia University.

File consists of assorted personal records belonging to Matie Molinaro. Includes certificate from the Youth Temperance Council (1938); research notes and drafts for a book project on the history of the town of Penetanguishene, Ontario.

File consists of letters from Matie Molinaro to her mother, Marion Armstrong, whilst working overseas in Algiers, Naples, Rome, and Trieste.

File consists of correspondence and research notes related to the research project with Barbara Brescia about the painting "Venus Disarming Cupid".

File consists of assorted personal records belonging to Matie Molinaro. Includes Roosevelt (NY) elementary school newsletter (1933); course notes on religion (1941); meeting minutes of the Central Ontario Drama League (1959).

File consists of a portfolio of Molinaro's writings (then known as Matie Armstrong) as a copy writer for Voice of America in Trieste.

File consists of a portfolio of Molinaro's writings (then known as Matie Armstrong) as a copy writer for Voice of America in Trieste.

File consists of lists related to CSWS Ltd.'s donation of records to the Clara Thomas Archives and Special Collections at York University.

File consists of the script and score of Moore' musical 'Sunshine Town', circa 1967, adapted from Stephen Leacock's novel 'Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town'. Also included are handwritten notes by Molinaro from 1983, about the rights of the musical.

File consists of records related to Mavor Moore as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence; script requests; draft publishing contracts; royalty statements; clippings.

File consist of the libretto for an opera titled, "The Ghost Dance" written by Mavor Moore, for music by Gregory Levin and commissioned by Floyd S. Chalmers.

File consists of correspondence about the production of the opera Louis Riel at McGill University.

File consists of the script of Moore's musical adaptation of 'A Christmas Carol' from the Charles Dickens' novel.

File consists of correspondence and royalty statements related to the book, "First Stage: The Making of the Stratford Festival" by Tom Patterson and Allan Gould.

File consists of correspondence related to author and CSWS Ltd. client Michael Rose.

File consists of records related to James Rudnick as a client of CSWS Ltd.: headshot photograph; correspondence; lecturer's agreement with CSWS Ltd.

File consists of the script for a half-hour television play written by George Salverson, titled "The Name of the Dog Is Murder".

File consists of records related to writer George Salverson as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence; draft contract agreements with The Fathers of Confederation Building Trust (Charlottetown, PEI) for the musical "The Legend of the Dumbells"; royalty statements for "The Legend of the Dumbells"; readers' report for the manuscript "Vision in Blood"; clippings.

File consists of a radio script titled "The Dynamite Trail", with covering letter from Salverson.

File consists of records related to writer George Salverson as a client of CSWS Ltd.: Salverson's resume and writing credits; covering letter and contract for production of "The Legend of the Dumbells" by the Tapestry Music Theatre (Toronto, ON).

File consist of the first draft of a television pilot program titled "Energy".

File consists of the manuscript for the book, accompanying CD, and related correspondence and promotional material.

File consists of royalty statements and correpsondence with the estate of Gordon Skilling about royalty cheques.

File consists of records related to composer Harry Somers as a client of CSWS Ltd.: promotional material for the 2001 performance of the opera Serinette at St. James Cathedral (Toronto, ON) and the score for the song "I'll Haste Away to Jordan's Stream" - an excerpt from Serinette.

File consists of records related to artist Pamela Stagg as a client of CSWS Ltd.: slides of her artwork; CSWS profile of Stagg; interview with Stagg in Gardens Magazine (Autumn 1996).

File consists of the copyright registration for the unpublished musical work "Rumplestiltskin" by Ron Chudley and Diane Stapley.

File consists of correspondence about a book project by Rev. Bill Steadman titled "Bubbling Joy".

File consists of records related to author Sandra Tooze as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence and excerpts related to her book "Muddy Waters: A Biography"; book proposal: "Chuck Berry : Rock 'N Roll Rebel".

File consists of a list of titles, summaries, and storylines for the first season of the children's animated series "Katie & Orbie" by Ben and Sue Wicks. (1 of 2)

File consists of a list of titles, summaries, and storylines for the first season of the children's animated series "Katie & Orbie" by Ben and Sue Wicks. (2 of 2)

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks and his daughter Susan Wicks, as a clients of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence; Katie & Orbie drafts; clippings

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks as a clients of CSWS Ltd.: clippings; correspondence; royalty statements; Katie and Orbie storylines.

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks as a clients of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence; contracts; clippings

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks as a clients of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence; royalty statements; contracts

File consists of records related to cartoonist and illustrator Ben Wicks and his daughter Susan Wicks, as a clients of CSWS Ltd.: proof for the children's book "I Like to Pretend" (part of the Born to Read Series); story line proposal "Emma McNair and her Magical Chair".

File consists of a script by actor and CSWS Ltd. client Chris Wiggins, titled "The Rest of Your Life".

File consists of records related to Wiggins' children's play, "Please, Don

File consists of assorted correspondence related to the children's play "Please, Don't Sneeze".

File consists of parts of the score for the children's play "Please, Don't Sneeze" which were cut from the final version.

File consists of a short story manuscript written by Wiggins in 1965 titled "The Minstrel's Tale".

File consists of a proposal and outline of episodes for a television series developped by Wiggins' titled "The Trouble with Angus".

File consists of headshot photographs and resumes for clients of CSWS Ltd.: Ronald Chudley, Irene Balser, Richard Bidlake, Peter Boretski, Jeannie Carson, Colin Fox, Neil Freeman, Corinne Langston, Mary Long, Biff McGuire, George R. Robertson, Diane Stapley, Chris Higgins

File consists of pamphlets promoting CSWS Ltd. clients as public lecturers for hire.

File consists of general correspondence about the estate of Marshall McLuhan; correspondence with Eric McLuhan about his book "Theories of Communication" including annotated draft publishing agreement.

File consists of a portrait photograph of Marshall McLuhan taken by Robert J. Fleming.

File consists of correspondence with Mo Cohen, owner of Gingko Press and correspondence with Michael McLuhan about the estate of Marshall McLuhan. File also includes royalty statements for the book, "Essential McLuhan".

File consists of correspondence with Mo Cohen, owner of Gingko Press and the spring 2001, fall 2002 catalogues of Gingko Press.

File consists of correspondence with Mo Cohen, owner of Gingko Press and draft memorandum of agreement with Gingko Press for the book, "Marshall McLuhan: Through the Vanishing Point".

File consists of correspondence with Mo Cohen, owner of Gingko Press, about rights, royalties, permissions requests, and the McLuhan books published by Gingko Press.

File consists of correspondence with Mo Cohen, owner of Gingko Press and the spring 2005 catalogue of Gingko Press.

File consists of correspondence with Mo Cohen, owner of Gingko Press about the various rights holders to Marshall McLuhan's books.

File consists of correspondence between CSWS Ltd. and McLuhan scholar W. Terrence Gordon about McLuhan book projects, primarily the editing for publication of McLuhan's doctoral dissertation, "The Classical Trivium: The Place of Thomas Nashe in the Learning of His Time".

File consists of correspondence between CSWS Ltd. and McLuhan scholar W. Terrence Gordon about McLuhan book projects, including a draft extract of his biography of McLuhan, "Marshall McLuhan: Escape Into Understanding". File also includes correspondence and proposal/outline for his book, "Linguistic for Dummies" (later "Linguistic for Idiots").

File consists of correspondence and contracts related to the rights for the book, "Marshall McLuhan: Escape Into Understanding" (Toronto: Stoddart, 1997). After Stoddart went bankrupt, the rights were reverted to W. Terrence Gordon and were later sold to Gingko Press.

File consists of general correspondence about Eric McLuhan and the estate of Marshall McLuhan, primarily about Eric's participation at the Cultural Heritage in the Global Village conference in Vienna in October 1998.

File consists of correspondence with Eric McLuhan including discussions about rights to the work of Marshall McLuhan and emailed photographs of Eric giving a talk in Rome in March 2009.

File consists of two headshot photographs of Eric McLuhan used for his lectures given in the 1980's.

File consists of correspondence with Mo Cohen, owner of Gingko Press, about contracts and fees for publishing McLuhan's work.

File consists of correspondence about the establishment of a Toronto New Media Award and correspondence with Bill Marshall/Xybermedia about the audio-visual rights of the works of Marshall McLuhan.

File consists of a draft agreement between Corinne McLuhan and Exile Editions Ltd. for the right to republish the book, "Images from the Film SPIRAL".

File consists of notes and correspondence with Corinne McLuhan about royalties and royalty statements from publisher McGraw-Hill. File also includes the 1978 agreement between Italian publisher Armando Armando and Marshall McLuhan, Eric McLuhan and Kathryn Hutchon for the book "The City as Classroom".

File consists of correspondence with Eric McLuhan about a book project with Malcolm Waddell on Egyptology.

File consists of general correspondence with Eric McLuhan; correspondence with University of Toronto Press about electronic rights to "Laws of Media" and "The Gutenberg Galaxy"; correspondence about the dispute with Janine Marchessault.

File consists of correspondence between Emily McLuhan and CSWS Ltd. about the McLuhan Festival of the Future and a new anthology on the work of Marshall McLuhan, "The Legacy of McLuhan", edited by Lance Strate and Edward Wachtel (Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press, 2005).

File consists of two draft agreements related to Elizabeth McLuhan: with Godfrey, MacSkimming & Bacque Ltd. for a book titled "Singing Wild"; with Griffin Press Ltd. for a book of poetry titled "Routes/Roots".

File consist of correspondence from Anna McLuhan about the use of a Marshall McLuhan quote by Coca-Cola.

File consists of general correspondence with Eric McLuhan.