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Her brainchild
Her brainchild

Her brainchild

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Original Toronto Star caption: Her brainchild: Ecuador-born Elvira Sanchez de Malicki; of Erin Mills; is seen with a bust of Maria; the central figure in her dramaplay Becoming to be seen Nov. 15 at at the St. Lawrence Centre.
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New lease on love: Annabelle King with her book that details how her relationship with younger man changed her life
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Homosexuality and Alcohol degraded author Lee Bryant's life for 10 years until her conversion to Christianity 12 years ago. Her book, Come Fill the Cup, tells how faith in Christ changed her
Homosexuality and Alcohol degraded author Lee Bryant's life for 10 years until her conversion to Christianity 12 years ago. Her book, Come Fill the Cup, tells how faith in Christ changed her
9/9/1970
Juanita J. Smith, 18, whose favorite authors include Judith Krantz, wrote her first book at 13, now that it's published, mom Joan Smith is chaperoning her tour
Juanita J. Smith, 18, whose favorite authors include Judith Krantz, wrote her first book at 13, now that it's published, mom Joan Smith is chaperoning her tour
11/1/1989
Dedicated daughter: Amy Tan retells the story of her mother's hard life in China in her second novel
Dedicated daughter: Amy Tan retells the story of her mother's hard life in China in her second novel
6/23/1991
Anne McCaffrey: Right, best known for her Dragonriders of Pern series, has turned her deft hand to boy-meets-girl, set in the real - and very racy - 20th-centruy world
Anne McCaffrey: Right, best known for her Dragonriders of Pern series, has turned her deft hand to boy-meets-girl, set in the real - and very racy - 20th-centruy world
3/27/1980
Author of Light A Penny Candle, her first novel and one that took her into the bestseller list, Maeve Binchy confesses 'I couldn't understand it. It had none of the ingredients of a bestseller.'
Author of Light A Penny Candle, her first novel and one that took her into the bestseller list, Maeve Binchy confesses 'I couldn't understand it. It had none of the ingredients of a bestseller.'
3/10/1986
Halloween visit: A fan gave Anne Rice a Wicked Witch Of The West model during her visit to Toronto promoting her new book, The Witching Hour
Halloween visit: A fan gave Anne Rice a Wicked Witch Of The West model during her visit to Toronto promoting her new book, The Witching Hour
10/29/1990
A fresh start: Eleanor Berman, who earns $150 a day in her present job, had to steel herself to go look for a job after her 17-year marriage failed
A fresh start: Eleanor Berman, who earns $150 a day in her present job, had to steel herself to go look for a job after her 17-year marriage failed
3/2/1980
Judith Fitzgerald: The award-winning poet with 16 books to her credit rediscovered her interest in fitness after winning a 10-year battle with alcoholism
Judith Fitzgerald: The award-winning poet with 16 books to her credit rediscovered her interest in fitness after winning a 10-year battle with alcoholism
11/5/1986
Writer Maria Campbell Recalls Her Childhood, She has told the story of her tough life in the book Halfbreed
Writer Maria Campbell Recalls Her Childhood, She has told the story of her tough life in the book Halfbreed
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Childhood Memories: Judylaine Fine, above, seen left with her father in the 1950s, remembers their home smelling like a pink eraser
Childhood Memories: Judylaine Fine, above, seen left with her father in the 1950s, remembers their home smelling like a pink eraser
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Weary but still game at the end of the day, author Beauman puts her feet up after completing an interview with The Star's Kathy English, left. Bantam (...)
Weary but still game at the end of the day, author Beauman puts her feet up after completing an interview with The Star's Kathy English, left. Bantam (...)
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