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He's reading for laughs, Entertainment Section
He's reading for laughs, Entertainment Section

He's reading for laughs, Entertainment Section

Date11/9/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: He's reading for laughs; Entertainment Section
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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_0099249F
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
Playwright James Reaney. He looks meek, but he's really melodramatic
Playwright James Reaney. He looks meek, but he's really melodramatic
11/18/1976
British novelist and playwright Michael Frayn appears tonight in his capacity as a prose stylist as part of the reading series at Harbourfront's Brigantine Room
British novelist and playwright Michael Frayn appears tonight in his capacity as a prose stylist as part of the reading series at Harbourfront's Brigantine Room
2/17/1992
Julian Barnes: Reading tomorrow at Harbourfront
Julian Barnes: Reading tomorrow at Harbourfront
10/16/1989
Maeve Binchy, whose new book The Copper Beech, is selling well in Canada, was in Toronto recently for a reading as part of a four-month world tour
Maeve Binchy, whose new book The Copper Beech, is selling well in Canada, was in Toronto recently for a reading as part of a four-month world tour
10/11/1992
Robin Muller: Children's author and illustrator says he's restored strong female characters to their rightful place in his books, which are translated into four languages
Robin Muller: Children's author and illustrator says he's restored strong female characters to their rightful place in his books, which are translated into four languages
4/11/1990
Toeckey Jones: Writer who left South Africa for England more than 20 years ago doesn't think he's promoting false optimism in anti-racist drama for young audiences
Toeckey Jones: Writer who left South Africa for England more than 20 years ago doesn't think he's promoting false optimism in anti-racist drama for young audiences
2/7/1993
In town promoting The Second Oldest Profession, a collection of great spy stories, Phillips Knightley couldn't resist talking about the book he's writ(...)
In town promoting The Second Oldest Profession, a collection of great spy stories, Phillips Knightley couldn't resist talking about the book he's writ(...)
2/22/1987
Norm Levine. There's a big-name entertainment void in Toronto
Norm Levine. There's a big-name entertainment void in Toronto
2/15/1962
True Davidson, retiring as mayor of East York after 24 years in politics, laughs with two of the men she loved to hate, Metro Chairman Albert Campbell(...)
True Davidson, retiring as mayor of East York after 24 years in politics, laughs with two of the men she loved to hate, Metro Chairman Albert Campbell(...)
12/11/1972
Novelist Max Ehrlich says that ever since he was a child he has dreamed he was on a street with all the shop signs in oriental characters. He walked t(...)
Novelist Max Ehrlich says that ever since he was a child he has dreamed he was on a street with all the shop signs in oriental characters. He walked t(...)
3/24/1975
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