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Prize-winning author Aritha Van Herk: 'Life's not a struggle
Prize-winning author Aritha Van Herk: 'Life's not a struggle

Prize-winning author Aritha Van Herk: 'Life's not a struggle

Date10/13/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Prize-winning author Aritha Van Herk: 'Life's not a struggle.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0087438F
The instant success of her first novel, Judith, stunned Alberta writer Aritha van Herk, then 24
The instant success of her first novel, Judith, stunned Alberta writer Aritha van Herk, then 24
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Aritha Van Herk: A romp on the prairies
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Office project Standard Life's
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Anne Murray, human being, with one of her new life's delights, A mink coat
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''Life's journey'' photo postcard autographed by Arthur Conan Doyle
''Life's journey'' photo postcard autographed by Arthur Conan Doyle
approximately 192-
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Life's just a big basket of strawberries, Nine-month-old Brendan John Wetheral gets a jump on Whitchurch- Stouffville's 3rd Annual Strawberry Festival, which runs June 24 to July 1
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1882