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This series consists of records related to Yapping Out Loud, an hour-long series of character-based monologues on sex work written by Mirha-Soleil Ross. Yapping Out Loud was performed by Ross (in part or whole) multiple times; notable performances include April 26 - May 6, 2002, as a part of the MayWorks festival, and November 23 - December 5, 2004 at Buddies in Bad Times theatre. During both of these performances she was accompanied by Reena Katz on violin and a “video environment” created by Mark Karbusicky. A published recording of the 2002 Mayworks performance exists; there are multiple copies among this collection and it continues to be distributed by V-Tape. Included in the records are scripts, drafts, working notes, publicity materials, correspondence, annotated books, audiovisual materials, and a substantial number of artifacts (consisting of props and costumes used in Yapping Out Loud performances).

Invoices and correspondence.

This series consists of drafts of Stewart Hamilton’s writing, including his book “Opening Windows” and his plays “The Maestro”, “Love, Mother” and “Truth, Beauty, Depth and Grandeur” (T.B.D.+ G.).

The series contains records from William Atkinson’s enrollment at the London School of Journalism’s Writer’s Program and the short stories that he wrote. It includes lessons, correspondence, short stories, notebooks and a sketchbook.

The Writing series largely contains draft submissions for the newspaper, often accompanied by research, notes, interviews, newspaper clippings, and correspondence.

This series consists of articles and drafts of articles Egan prepared to submit for publication, both accepted and rejected, as well as some short fiction writing. Egan wrote under the pseudonym Leo Engle, or his initials, J.L.E.