The Alice Munro Papers: First and Second Accession. The University of Calgary Press, First and Second Accession, 1986 & 1987.
Two volumes of Alice Munro's literary archives as compiled by the University of Calgary Press. Both near fine.
"Manuscript Collection 37, the first consignment of Alice Munro's literary archives, documents the author's literary period from the early 19505, when Munro was first submitting short stories to periodicals, to 1979, the year after Munro won the Governor General's Literary Award, her second, for Who Do You Think You Are?. Represented in the Papers are correspondence, manuscripts ranging from holograph preliminary drafts to author's proofs, galleys, published stories and reviews. It includes articles and essays by other authors about Munro and her fiction. " - Archival Introduction.
"The second consignment of Alice Munro's archives, Manuscript Collection 38, consists of material from the author's literary period 1973 to 1982; the majority of the material, however, falls between 1978 and 1982, during which time the two short story collections Who Do You Think You Are? and The Moons of Jupiter were published. Represented in the papers are correspondence, manuscripts ranging from rough holograph drafts in notebooks to author's proofs and publishers' galleys, as well as some published work and collection and anthology reviews. Articles and essays on Alice Munro and her fiction are also present." - Archival Introduction.