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Charles Christopher Jenkins fonds [textual record]

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Fonds

Date:

1917-1930.

Reference:

R1865-0-9-E, MG30-D233

Type of material:

Textual material

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Item ID number:

102313

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Charles Christopher Jenkins fonds
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Fonds includes:

3 lower level description(s)
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Date(s):

1917-1930.

Place of creation:

No place, unknown, or undetermined

Extent:

9.5 cm of textual records.

Language of material:

English

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Fonds consists of correspondence and memoranda, mainly concerning the literary activities of Charles Christopher Jenkins with magazine publishers and literary representatives and correspondence relating to the Canadian Author's Association, 1917-1930, 8 cm; manuscripts of "The Woman Supernal" and "The Legend of the Peace River", n.d., 56 pages; and clippings including reviews of The Timber Pirate, n.d., 5 pages.

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Jenkins, Charles Christopher, 1882-1943

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Jenkins, Charles Christopher, 1882-1943 : Charles Christopher Jenkins, author and journalist, born in Hamilton, Ont., was a frequent contributor of features and fiction to Canadian and American magazines, including some of the more prominent American pulp magazines such as "Weird Tales". He also published two novels, "The Timber Pirate", (1922) and "The Reign of Brass", (1927). Jenkins was on the staff of the Toronto Globe, writing a column entitled "Bystander" and worked as an editorial adviser to MacLean's Magazine.

See: Canadian Who's Who, 1936-1937, p. 557-558.

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General note:

Received in 1974 from R. Gibson of Toronto, Ont.
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Canadian Authors Association

Authors, Canadian, [1917-1930] Thomas B. Costain, [1917-1930]

Journalists - Canada, [1917-1930] J. Vernor Mckenzie, [1917-1930]

Charles Christopher Jenkins - Correspondence, [1917-1930] H. Napier Moore, [1917-1930]

Publishers and publishing - United States, [1917-1930] MacLean's Magazine, [1917-1930]

Publishers and publishing - Canada, [1917-1930] Augustus Birdle, [1917-1930]

Literary agents, [1917-1930] The Canadian Courier, [1917-1930]

Editors - Canada, [1917-1930] Edwin Baird, [1917-1930]

Editors - United States, [1917-1930] Farnsworth Wright, [1917-1930]

Weird Tales, [1917-1930]

Robert Simpson, [1917-1930]

The Argosy, [1917-1930]

Wyndham Martyn, [1917-1930]

Saucy Stories, [1917-1930]

McClelland and Stewart, [1917-1930]

"The Woman Supernal", n.d

"The Legend of Peace River", n.d

The timber Pirate, n.d
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Private

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MG30-D233
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