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Sizzler: Beamsville resident Virginia Henley writes romances which are translated into 10 languages
Sizzler: Beamsville resident Virginia Henley writes romances which are translated into 10 languages

Sizzler: Beamsville resident Virginia Henley writes romances which are translated into 10 languages

Date2/9/1993
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Original Toronto Star caption: Sizzler: Beamsville resident Virginia Henley writes romances which are translated into 10 languages.
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Her love affairs may have been downers but they're all grist for the best-selling historical romances Joy Carroll churns out. She writes from 8 a.m. t(...)
Her love affairs may have been downers but they're all grist for the best-selling historical romances Joy Carroll churns out. She writes from 8 a.m. t(...)
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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
Odd couple: Janet Dailey, author of 53 Harlequin romances that have sold 80 million copies, looks like some of her heroines
Odd couple: Janet Dailey, author of 53 Harlequin romances that have sold 80 million copies, looks like some of her heroines
3/3/1980
Michael Korda, whose latest celebrity sizzler is based on Marilyn Monroe, says film star wasn't murdered, but heartlessly allowed to die
Michael Korda, whose latest celebrity sizzler is based on Marilyn Monroe, says film star wasn't murdered, but heartlessly allowed to die
10/9/1992
Author, author: David Macfarlane writes on Canada from home base while Canadian Katie Campbell has hit it big in England, after rejection from CBC
Author, author: David Macfarlane writes on Canada from home base while Canadian Katie Campbell has hit it big in England, after rejection from CBC
5/28/1991
Grace Richardson. She writes one act plays, books
Grace Richardson. She writes one act plays, books
10/22/1968
Until I was 14 I had my own houseboy to fetch and carry, pump my bike, pick up my dirty socks, writes Rhodesian-born novelist Leon Whiteson
Until I was 14 I had my own houseboy to fetch and carry, pump my bike, pick up my dirty socks, writes Rhodesian-born novelist Leon Whiteson
5/17/1978
Poem for a prince. Mrs. Mary Lambert, an 83-year-old Scarborough widow, writes poetry as a hobby. She wrote one in honor of Prince Charles and received thanks fromt he queen
Poem for a prince. Mrs. Mary Lambert, an 83-year-old Scarborough widow, writes poetry as a hobby. She wrote one in honor of Prince Charles and received thanks fromt he queen
9/23/1969
Leon Garfield. Writes for children
Leon Garfield. Writes for children
5/7/1976
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
Speak softly: Playwright Maria Irene Fornes writes subtly, but her plays carry a lot of dramatic weight
Speak softly: Playwright Maria Irene Fornes writes subtly, but her plays carry a lot of dramatic weight
11/11/1989
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