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'All these years I've been stealing bits of time to write,' says Bruce Powe, 62, whose latest novel is The Ice Eaters
'All these years I've been stealing bits of time to write,' says Bruce Powe, 62, whose latest novel is The Ice Eaters

'All these years I've been stealing bits of time to write,' says Bruce Powe, 62, whose latest novel is The Ice Eaters

Date11/11/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: 'All these years I've been stealing bits of time to write;' says Bruce Powe; 62; whose latest novel is The Ice Eaters. 'If that pressure is no longer there; what happens?'
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