A typical comic project file may include Claremont's original, hand-written notes; correspondence with his editorial team or artist; copies of the book art at different stages of the production process; and typed scripts for the book. In addition to the scripts for the various books that Claremont worked on, there are proposals for books and series, some of which were eventually put into production, and some of which were not. These files are arranged alphabetically by project.

Short Stories, Novels, and Screenplays includes project proposals, outlines, manuscript drafts, and editorial correspondence related to Claremont's novels, short stories, and other prose projects. There are often multiple drafts for each manuscript, showing Claremont's creative process and documenting the ways that a project changed over the courseof various rewritings and revisions. This subseries also includes files related to Claremont's work on various non-novel and non-comic book projects. Many of these are tied to his work in the comics industry, such as novelizations for the X-Men movies X2 and X-Men: The Last Stand and the scripting of X-Men video games. This subseries is arranged in roughly chronological order, keeping trilogies and other serial projects grouped together.

Acting and Early Career includes material related to Claremont's training and early career as an actor and theatre technician. This subseries also includes a small amount of personal correspondence.

Professional Correspondence and Activities is comprised of business and professional records, including professional and editorial correspondence, contracts, and other business records. Also included in this series are files related to George R.R. Martin's Wild Cards anthology series, which Claremont contributed to. The subseries records Claremont's creative process and relationships with various editors, publishers, and agents throughout his career.

Fan Mail includes correspondence directly to Chris as well as printouts of internet fan sites and message boards dedicated to Claremont's work (particularly his comic work such as the X-Men and Sovereign 7). This reflects the networks of fandom that developed around Claremont's work and the ways that comic fans interact with the industry more generally.

Archived web site captures of the official web site of Chris Claremont, at http://www.chrisclaremont.com/. Captured semi-annually, 2013-present.

Link to Archived Web Site