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Levendel: Hundrends of interviews and years of digging went into his history of the Canadian Jewissh press
Levendel: Hundrends of interviews and years of digging went into his history of the Canadian Jewissh press

Levendel: Hundrends of interviews and years of digging went into his history of the Canadian Jewissh press

Date9/27/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Levendel: Hundrends of interviews and years of digging went into his history of the Canadian Jewissh press.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0099933F
Excellence rewarded, History professor Modris Eksteins of the University of Toronto in Scarborough recently won this year's Trillium award for his book Rites of Spring
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Weary but still game at the end of the day, author Beauman puts her feet up after completing an interview with The Star's Kathy English, left. Bantam (...)
Weary but still game at the end of the day, author Beauman puts her feet up after completing an interview with The Star's Kathy English, left. Bantam (...)
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Weary but still game at the end of the day, author Beauman puts her feet up after completing an interview with The Star's Kathy English, left. Bantam (...)
Weary but still game at the end of the day, author Beauman puts her feet up after completing an interview with The Star's Kathy English, left. Bantam (...)
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Norman Levine, in Toronto after 31 years in England uses himself, family and friends to weave his stories
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Robert Ludium: His latest book, The Bourne Supremacy, brings back the hero of The Bourne Identity, written seven years ago
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Photographer Fred Bruemmer, whose picture of polar bears appears in his next book first saw the Arctic 27 years ago when Indians lived in birchbark ho(...)
Photographer Fred Bruemmer, whose picture of polar bears appears in his next book first saw the Arctic 27 years ago when Indians lived in birchbark ho(...)
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Author Caught in wake of Canada's Steamboats, Theodore Barris' book, Fire Canoe, tells of forgotten Canadian history
Author Caught in wake of Canada's Steamboats, Theodore Barris' book, Fire Canoe, tells of forgotten Canadian history
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Amidst Porcepic's Rusticana are modern press processes
Amidst Porcepic's Rusticana are modern press processes
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Dave Godfrey. One of New Press trio
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A handshake for a contract. That's the business style that attracted nature writer and photographer Dave Taylor to Erin-based Boston Mills Press. [Incomplete]
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Making of good books is objective of Stan Bevington (above) and Victor Coleman, who operate Coach House Press in Toronto. In many cases, writers help design covers, choose type of paper for book
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