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Author: Ottawa-born Norman Levine won critical acclaim for his writings and his work is included in several anthologies
Author: Ottawa-born Norman Levine won critical acclaim for his writings and his work is included in several anthologies

Author: Ottawa-born Norman Levine won critical acclaim for his writings and his work is included in several anthologies

Date3/20/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Author: Ottawa-born Norman Levine won critical acclaim for his writings and his work is included in several anthologies.
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Norman Levine, in Toronto after 31 years in England uses himself, family and friends to weave his stories
Norman Levine, in Toronto after 31 years in England uses himself, family and friends to weave his stories
3/14/1991
Author, Author: Actress Jessica Booker has written several short plays and skits, but A Matter of Time is her first full-length, three-act work
Author, Author: Actress Jessica Booker has written several short plays and skits, but A Matter of Time is her first full-length, three-act work
11/24/1989
Douglas Reeman: His study is filled with old charts, maps, telescopes, and even Admiral Lord Nelson's chair - all to create a special atmosphere for writing his books
Douglas Reeman: His study is filled with old charts, maps, telescopes, and even Admiral Lord Nelson's chair - all to create a special atmosphere for writing his books
8/28/1986
Worst of the West: Geoffrey Burn and his trusty steed Gumby relax at Sunybrook Stables as he writes more putrid prose to bolster his wretched writing reputation
Worst of the West: Geoffrey Burn and his trusty steed Gumby relax at Sunybrook Stables as he writes more putrid prose to bolster his wretched writing reputation
5/22/1985
At work: Author Charles Ewert goes outdoors, into lakeside yard in his Newcastle home, to work on manuscript of new book
At work: Author Charles Ewert goes outdoors, into lakeside yard in his Newcastle home, to work on manuscript of new book
5/14/1982
British-born writer Edward Rutherfurd remembers well the attitude of friends when he told them he was writing a book
British-born writer Edward Rutherfurd remembers well the attitude of friends when he told them he was writing a book
10/1/1987
Michael Palmer, a Massachusetts doctor, began writing medical thrillers in the late 1970s as therapy in his recovery from drug abuse. I was a driven person, he says
Michael Palmer, a Massachusetts doctor, began writing medical thrillers in the late 1970s as therapy in his recovery from drug abuse. I was a driven person, he says
2/27/1992
Speaks out: Samm Sinclair Baker, who did actual writing of Scarsdale diet book, wants to clear up impressions circulated about his friend and collaborator Dr. Herman Tarnower, murdered last year
Speaks out: Samm Sinclair Baker, who did actual writing of Scarsdale diet book, wants to clear up impressions circulated about his friend and collaborator Dr. Herman Tarnower, murdered last year
2/5/1981
Bryan Buchan: He was told he had no writing talent, but his publishing success - four books so far - gives him the last laugh
Bryan Buchan: He was told he had no writing talent, but his publishing success - four books so far - gives him the last laugh
11/12/1979
Horror writing is '90 per cent dreck' says Peter Straub, author of Ghost Story
Horror writing is '90 per cent dreck' says Peter Straub, author of Ghost Story
2/22/1983
Dr. John Grant, author of the Lovejoy mysteries, says 'writing for me is play'
Dr. John Grant, author of the Lovejoy mysteries, says 'writing for me is play'
6/23/1990
Robertson Davies. His writings could rouse the ire of anti-porn legislators
Robertson Davies. His writings could rouse the ire of anti-porn legislators
2/8/1988