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Novel event

Novel event

Date9/19/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Novel event: Dorothy Partridge, dressed in a period costume, shows off the Uxbridge area house where Lucy Maud Montgomery wrote 11 of her novels. Montgomery is part of Uxbridge's long arts tradition, celebrated starting today.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0069088F
Country:Canada
Province or state:Ontario
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A book by its cover: Jacques Byfield's novel Forever 33 didn't win the Newmarket man the $50,000 top prize in Seal Book's first novel contest
5/21/1982
New book: John Le Carre's latest novel The Secret Pilgrim has been called the last Cold War novel.
New book: John Le Carre's latest novel The Secret Pilgrim has been called the last Cold War novel.
11/18/1990
New Novel: Author John Irving, whose novel A Prayer For Owen Meany has high Toronto content: reads tonight at 8 at Harbourfront's Brigantine Room
New Novel: Author John Irving, whose novel A Prayer For Owen Meany has high Toronto content: reads tonight at 8 at Harbourfront's Brigantine Room
4/15/1989
No sophomore jinx: Janette Turner Hospital: who won $50:000 for her first novel last year and received glowing critical praise: says she felt no pressure in coming up with another novel
No sophomore jinx: Janette Turner Hospital: who won $50:000 for her first novel last year and received glowing critical praise: says she felt no pressure in coming up with another novel
9/21/1983
A heckler, left, confronts angry Muslims yesterday during a protest march against the novel, The Satanic Verses
A heckler, left, confronts angry Muslims yesterday during a protest march against the novel, The Satanic Verses
3/5/1989
Award winner: Salman Rushdie, who won the Booker Prize for his first novel, Midnight's Children, is savoring the possibility that he may win again for his second book, Shame
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10/17/1983
Novelist Sylvia Fraser. A novel reqires a great deal of isolation
Novelist Sylvia Fraser. A novel reqires a great deal of isolation
12/10/1975
Leon Rooke: The novel is told mostly from the point of view of two characters: the hero and the villain
Leon Rooke: The novel is told mostly from the point of view of two characters: the hero and the villain
11/6/1989
First novel: George Jonas writes about the anguish underlying our civilized divorce procedures
First novel: George Jonas writes about the anguish underlying our civilized divorce procedures
10/5/1981
Second win: Ruth E. Johnson placed second two weeks ago in The Great Toronto Romance but tried again and won this time. She has also written the first draft of a romance novel
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3/5/1983
New Career: London-based author Kazuo Ishiguro, whose third novel, The Remains Of The Day, has been nominated for the Booker prize, reads at Harbourfront tonight
New Career: London-based author Kazuo Ishiguro, whose third novel, The Remains Of The Day, has been nominated for the Booker prize, reads at Harbourfront tonight
10/1/1989
Reproduction typescript of the typescript for "Joe and the boy".
Joe and the boy : a screenplay : from a novel by James McNamee
between 1970 and 1975