File consists of correspondence between Yee and his friends, family, colleagues, readers, and publishers. The file also includes writing by about his work and personal life; correspondence relating to the re-issue of Saltwater City by Douglas & McIntyre; comments Yee made about a script for a short animated film by Joe Chang, perhaps for the National Film Board; a copy of an unsigned agreement for the optioning of the film and television rights for Third Uncle; and documents pertaining to cultural events and organizations in Toronto and Vancouver.
File consists of correspondence between Yee and his friends, family, colleagues, readers, and publishers, including correspondence relating to the re-issue of Saltwater City. The file also includes writing by Yee about his work and personal life.
File consists of correspondence between Yee and his friends, family, colleagues, readers, agent, and publishers. The file also includes documents pertaining to cultural events and organizations in Toronto and Vancouver; correspondence relating to Yee's receipt of a grant from the Ontario Arts Council; and drafts of short essays about Yee and his writing.
File consists of correspondence between Yee and his friends, family, colleagues, readers, and publishers, as well as drafts of articles about and interviews with yee. The file also includes a draft of the script for a comic book, "Nitro!" by Betty Quan.
File consists of correspondence between Yee and his friends, family, colleagues, readers, and publishers. The file also includes writing by Yee about his work and personal life; documents pertaining to cultural events and organizations in Toronto; and a certificate of the shortlisting of Yee's book The Bone Collector's Son for the City of Vancouver Book Award in 2004.
File consists of correspondence between Yee and his friends, family, colleagues, readers, and publishers. The file also includes a program for the reunion of the Britannia Secondary School class of 1974 and a draft of a short piece Yee's classmates asked him to write the reunion; a draft of a short essay Yee wrote about his work as a writer, for publication in an anthology for young adults; correspondence relating to the protection of LGBT rights in Canada;
File consists of essays Yee wrote for undergraduate and graduate coursework in history and geography, and a speech Yee gave on the history of Chinese Masonic Lodges in British Columbia.
File consists of correspondence between Yee and his friends, colleagues, readers, and publishers, as well as other materials such as notes Yee made to himself relating to his work and personal life; correspondence relating to Yee's speaking engagements; notices of cultural events in Toronto and Vancouver; a copy of Saltwater Wounds, a play by Wayson Choy; and a certificate of Yee's receipt of UBC Alumni Association Young Alumnus Award.
File consists of correspondence between Yee and his friends, family, colleagues, readers, and publishers. The file also includes writing by Yee about his work and personal life; documents pertaining to cultural events and organizations in Ontario.
File consists of correspondence between Yee and his friends, family, colleagues, readers, and publishers. The file also includes writing by Yee about his work and personal life; documents pertaining to cultural events and organizations in Ontario.
File consists of correspondence between Yee and his friends, family, colleagues. The file also includes writing by Yee about his work, his researching Chinese-Canadian history and personal life.
File consists of correspondence between Yee and his friends, family, colleagues. The file also includes writing by Yee about his work, his researching Chinese-Canadian history and personal life.
File consists of typescripts and manuscripts of stories by Paul Yee, including "Prairie nights 1939", and typescripts of stories, scripts, and poems by other writers who participated in the Asian Canadian Writers Workshop. This file also includes a typescript of Acts 7 and 8 of the radio play Super Pender Guy: the banana flu by Barry Wong and Paul Yee.
