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Candis Graham fonds Series
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Presentation and Workshop Notes and Public Readings

Series consists of notes created by Graham and used for writing workshops that she created. There are also various brochures and programs regarding public readings that Graham participated in and two DvDs of recorded books readings from Graham.

Writings

Series consists of published and unpublished manuscripts. Some of the manuscripts come with comments from editors and publishers. Series also consists of feminist and lesbian newspapers and newsletters that either published Graham's work, included reviews by Graham, or included reviews of Graham's work.

Manuscript stories include:
Discovering Lewis
Laughs like a Girl
Going for Sainthood
Leaning into my Spirit (Other title: Changing)
Chapbook
My Foolish Heart
The Places Women Take Each Other
Matters of Heart
Baby Fingers
Books and Other Friends
Cold Climate
The Facts According to Susan
A Freedom Fighter
The Heavens Cried
Imperfect Moments
Lies at Lunch
Like Her
Moi-Me
O Mother
The Saturn in Emily's Soul
Split Pea Soup
Supper
Tea For Thirteen
Threads
When Women were Bold and Men Pretended
With My Little Eye

Personal Papers

Series consists of colour photographs of Graham, greeting cards created by Graham, as well as two portraits of Graham, one is watercolour and the other is drawn with a pen.

Correspondence

Series consists of letters sent between Graham and several different women regarding her writing along with personal correspondence. The series includes correspondence with fellow poet Terry Ann Carter, writer Mary Meigs, Ellen Symons, publisher Catherine Lake, and publisher Nancy Pollock. Most of the correspondence is in regards to manuscripts and works being published, but they also include personal touches as well.