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Judith Merril. Americans' spokesman
Judith Merril. Americans' spokesman

Judith Merril. Americans' spokesman

Date5/28/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Judith Merril. Americans' spokesman
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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_0100018F
Coming of age: Science fiction comes of age in Canada this fall with the publication of two new books, one of which is a collection of stories by author Judith Merril, above
Coming of age: Science fiction comes of age in Canada this fall with the publication of two new books, one of which is a collection of stories by author Judith Merril, above
10/11/1985
Science fiction writer Judith Merril holds a picture of a space ship in the Spaced-Out Library at 566 Palmerston Ave
Science fiction writer Judith Merril holds a picture of a space ship in the Spaced-Out Library at 566 Palmerston Ave
3/28/1975
Stephen Sheppard: The film rights for his 373-page thriller about four Americans pulling a $2-million fraud on the Bank of England has been sold to Warner Brothers for $1 million
Stephen Sheppard: The film rights for his 373-page thriller about four Americans pulling a $2-million fraud on the Bank of England has been sold to Warner Brothers for $1 million
1/26/1979
Miss Manners, author Judith Martin, says manners make life run smoothly
Miss Manners, author Judith Martin, says manners make life run smoothly
9/16/1982
Judith Martin: Miss Manners, touted as a perfect lady in an imperfect society, even coughs discreetly
Judith Martin: Miss Manners, touted as a perfect lady in an imperfect society, even coughs discreetly
2/22/1990
Judith Martin: Miss Manners, touted as a perfect lady in an imperfect society, even coughs discreetly
Judith Martin: Miss Manners, touted as a perfect lady in an imperfect society, even coughs discreetly
2/22/1990
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
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
Judith Finlayson
Judith Finlayson
5/4/1994
Author David Plante didn't know his Franco-American quirks were genetic character traits until he lived in Motreal for a year
Author David Plante didn't know his Franco-American quirks were genetic character traits until he lived in Motreal for a year
2/5/1992
American newsman who documented many of the most momentous events of this century, William Shirer is promoting memoir, The Nightmare Years: 1930-1940
American newsman who documented many of the most momentous events of this century, William Shirer is promoting memoir, The Nightmare Years: 1930-1940
4/2/1985
Don Delillo is arguably the best American writer these days
Don Delillo is arguably the best American writer these days
6/26/1991