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Douglas Coupland fonds
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Literary projects

Series consists of records relating primarily to Coupland’s 21 published literary works (14 fiction and 7 non-fiction). Records in this series include:

  • Annotated handwritten and typed drafts of major works
  • Correspondence with publishers
  • Cover mock-ups
  • Pre-draft conceptual writings
  • Research notes and
  • Photographs and graphic material related to Coupland’s pictorial non-fiction books
  • Publicity material relating to books including stickers, tshirts and posters

Series includes records related to the following projects:

Fiction

  • Player One (2010)
  • Generation A (2009)
  • Extinction Event stylebook (Extinction Event is a 2009 television series in which Coupland has been involved).
  • The Gum Thief (2007)
  • JPod (2006)
  • Eleanor Rigby (2004)
  • Hey Nostradamus! (2003)
  • All Families are Psychotic (2001)
  • God Hates Japan (2001)
  • 2080 Stylebook (a unique hand-book about the future created by Coupland that later influenced his other pictorial works such as Souvenir of Canada, ca. 2000)
  • Miss Wyoming (1999)
  • Girlfriend in a Coma (1997)
  • Microserfs (1995)
  • Life After God (1993)
  • Canada Goose (self-published novella, 1993)
  • Shampoo Planet (1992)
  • Generation X (1991)
  • 1991 (unpublished novel written ca. 1982)

Non-Fiction

  • Extraordinary Canadians: Marshall McLuhan (2009)
  • Terry-The Life of Canadian Terry Fox (2005)
  • Souvenir of Canada 2 (2004)
  • School Spirit (2002)
  • Souvenir of Canada (2002)
  • City of Glass (2000)
  • Polaroids from the Dead (1996)

Fan correspondence and related material

This series consists primarily of mail, artwork and objects received by Coupland from fans. Also included in this series are various sketches and drawings created by fans and collected by Coupland during book tour events. After approximately the year 2000, most of Coupland’s fan mail began to arrive digitally, and is therefore not included with the first accrual of his fonds.

Also included in this series are records relating to the academic study of Douglas Coupland's work by others, including correspondence with students and copies of dissertations and theses.

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