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No literary lollipops
No literary lollipops

No literary lollipops

Date10/31/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: No literary lollipops: Best-selling author Richard Rohmer's How To write a Bestseller is straightforward and unpretentious, critic Ken Adachi says. Rohmer's not interested in literary trends.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0077073F
This kojak didn't get his man. The 4-year-old pacer Kojak, named for the television detective with the taste for lollipops, leads the second-race fiel(...)
This kojak didn't get his man. The 4-year-old pacer Kojak, named for the television detective with the taste for lollipops, leads the second-race fiel(...)
7/4/1977
The Land of Lollipop
The Land of Lollipop
1926
Quiz-taker Greg Gatenby, literary co-ordinator of Harbourfront, where the literary group P
Quiz-taker Greg Gatenby, literary co-ordinator of Harbourfront, where the literary group P
4/25/1985
Inaugural address delivered before the University College Literary and Scientific Society
Inaugural address delivered before the University College Literary and Scientific Society
n.d.
Inaugural address delivered before the University College Literary and Scientific Society
Inaugural address delivered before the University College Literary and Scientific Society
n.d.
Peterborough's Julie Johnston had already struck gold in several literary competitions before her Governor-General's Award for children's fiction
Peterborough's Julie Johnston had already struck gold in several literary competitions before her Governor-General's Award for children's fiction
12/22/1992
who's the author?: Pierre Berton's literary hoax adapted as CBC radio drama
who's the author?: Pierre Berton's literary hoax adapted as CBC radio drama
1/28/1986
So how's your book doing? Margaret Trudeau and Pierre Berton were caught talking shop, no doubt, at the literary event of the year, The Night Of One H(...)
So how's your book doing? Margaret Trudeau and Pierre Berton were caught talking shop, no doubt, at the literary event of the year, The Night Of One H(...)
9/29/1982
A family affair: Former literary agents Stanley (left), Nancy and David Colbert are the principals in a new venture, Harper and Collins, combining publishing and book distribution
A family affair: Former literary agents Stanley (left), Nancy and David Colbert are the principals in a new venture, Harper and Collins, combining publishing and book distribution
3/2/1989
M.T. Kelly, widely published writers, poet and journalist, leads an ear to North Yorkers with literary ambitions in his role as writer-in-residence
M.T. Kelly, widely published writers, poet and journalist, leads an ear to North Yorkers with literary ambitions in his role as writer-in-residence
8/11/1992
Autographs please: Author Margaret Atwood signs copies of her book Wilderness Tips last night after returning from France to receive Ontario's top literary prize
Autographs please: Author Margaret Atwood signs copies of her book Wilderness Tips last night after returning from France to receive Ontario's top literary prize
4/6/1992
An historical sketch of the Isle of Orleans, being a paper read before the Literary and historical society of Quebec, on Wednesday evening, the 4th of Apirl, 1860
An historical sketch of the Isle of Orleans, being a paper read before the Literary and historical society of Quebec, on Wednesday evening, the 4th of Apirl, 1860
1860