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So how's your book doing? Margaret Trudeau and Pierre Berton were caught talking shop, no doubt, at the literary event of the year, The Night Of One H(...)
So how's your book doing? Margaret Trudeau and Pierre Berton were caught talking shop, no doubt, at the literary event of the year, The Night Of One H(...)

So how's your book doing? Margaret Trudeau and Pierre Berton were caught talking shop, no doubt, at the literary event of the year, The Night Of One H(...)

Date9/29/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: So how's your book doing? Margaret Trudeau and Pierre Berton were caught talking shop, no doubt, at the literary event of the year, The Night Of One Hundred Authors at Sheraton Centre Hotel last night, to promote Canadian writers and writing.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0032487F
who's the author?: Pierre Berton's literary hoax adapted as CBC radio drama
who's the author?: Pierre Berton's literary hoax adapted as CBC radio drama
1/28/1986
How long did it take to write The Klondike Quest? 'All my life,' Pierre Berton told a book launching party in Vancouver last week
How long did it take to write The Klondike Quest? 'All my life,' Pierre Berton told a book launching party in Vancouver last week
7/25/1983
It's a festival. Author Pierre Berton was among hundreds who went to Kleinburg's annual Binder Twine Festival on Saturday, a revival of event held from 1892-1929 when farmers came to buy twine
It's a festival. Author Pierre Berton was among hundreds who went to Kleinburg's annual Binder Twine Festival on Saturday, a revival of event held from 1892-1929 when farmers came to buy twine
9/8/1979
Country home: Janet Berton, wife of author Pierre Berton, sits in front of the historic Kline/Howland house in Kleinburg, the town where they have lived for 38 years
Country home: Janet Berton, wife of author Pierre Berton, sits in front of the historic Kline/Howland house in Kleinburg, the town where they have lived for 38 years
8/4/1988
Northern launch: Holding aloft his work, The Arctic Grail, Pierre Berton officially launches the book with Elsa Franklin and Avie Bennet, McClelland and Stewart's president
Northern launch: Holding aloft his work, The Arctic Grail, Pierre Berton officially launches the book with Elsa Franklin and Avie Bennet, McClelland and Stewart's president
9/18/1988
Already at work on his newest book, a sequel to recently published The Invasion of Canada, Pierre Berton says
Already at work on his newest book, a sequel to recently published The Invasion of Canada, Pierre Berton says
10/29/1980
Then again, who would have predicted that Pierre Berton would, with these memoirs, be the author of 33 books
Then again, who would have predicted that Pierre Berton would, with these memoirs, be the author of 33 books
8/27/1987
Pierre Berton Outside one of his favorite buildings in Toronto, the old Bank of Upper Canada building on Adelaide St
Pierre Berton Outside one of his favorite buildings in Toronto, the old Bank of Upper Canada building on Adelaide St
3/4/1982
Pierre Berton: The prolific author recalls his early years growing up in Canada in Starting Out
Pierre Berton: The prolific author recalls his early years growing up in Canada in Starting Out
5/12/1987
Janet Berton can gather fresh produce for one of her famous dinners from the Berton's own garden in Kleinburg at this time of the year. She and husban(...)
Janet Berton can gather fresh produce for one of her famous dinners from the Berton's own garden in Kleinburg at this time of the year. She and husban(...)
9/3/1974
Pierre Berton: Says animal rights activists are at best misguided
Pierre Berton: Says animal rights activists are at best misguided
11/1/1988
Pierre Berton. The Arctic Grail
Pierre Berton. The Arctic Grail
8/27/1987