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Novel event

Novel event

Date9/19/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Novel event: Dorothy Partridge, dressed in a period costume, shows off the Uxbridge area house where Lucy Maud Montgomery wrote 11 of her novels. Montgomery is part of Uxbridge's long arts tradition, celebrated starting today.
Country:Canada
Province or state:Ontario
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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_0069088F
New Novel: Author John Irving, whose novel A Prayer For Owen Meany has high Toronto content: reads tonight at 8 at Harbourfront's Brigantine Room
New Novel: Author John Irving, whose novel A Prayer For Owen Meany has high Toronto content: reads tonight at 8 at Harbourfront's Brigantine Room
4/15/1989
New book: John Le Carre's latest novel The Secret Pilgrim has been called the last Cold War novel.
New book: John Le Carre's latest novel The Secret Pilgrim has been called the last Cold War novel.
11/18/1990
No sophomore jinx: Janette Turner Hospital: who won $50:000 for her first novel last year and received glowing critical praise: says she felt no pressure in coming up with another novel
No sophomore jinx: Janette Turner Hospital: who won $50:000 for her first novel last year and received glowing critical praise: says she felt no pressure in coming up with another novel
9/21/1983
A book by its cover: Jacques Byfield's novel Forever 33 didn't win the Newmarket man the $50,000 top prize in Seal Book's first novel contest
A book by its cover: Jacques Byfield's novel Forever 33 didn't win the Newmarket man the $50,000 top prize in Seal Book's first novel contest
5/21/1982
Rikki Ducornet: Author of series of novels reads tomorrow at Habourfront
Rikki Ducornet: Author of series of novels reads tomorrow at Habourfront
5/19/1989
Anita Desai: The Indian author draws on her parents' background in a novel about a Genman Jew who flees Nazi Germany for a corrupt Bombay
Anita Desai: The Indian author draws on her parents' background in a novel about a Genman Jew who flees Nazi Germany for a corrupt Bombay
10/16/1988
Dominick Dunne is author of Fatal Charms, a new collection of articles about people who think themselves beyond society's rules, and the novel The Two Mrs. Grenvilles, now a blockbuster TV movie
Dominick Dunne is author of Fatal Charms, a new collection of articles about people who think themselves beyond society's rules, and the novel The Two Mrs. Grenvilles, now a blockbuster TV movie
2/2/1987
Dominick Dunne: The best-selling author is on the road promoting his novel, An Inconvenient Women
Dominick Dunne: The best-selling author is on the road promoting his novel, An Inconvenient Women
6/19/1990
The instant success of her first novel, Judith, stunned Alberta writer Aritha van Herk, then 24
The instant success of her first novel, Judith, stunned Alberta writer Aritha van Herk, then 24
2/20/1981
The secret garden: Playwright Paul Ledoux says capturing the magic of classic British children's novel was the tricklest part in adapting it to the stage
The secret garden: Playwright Paul Ledoux says capturing the magic of classic British children's novel was the tricklest part in adapting it to the stage
11/14/1991
Marian Engel. An interesting first novel
Marian Engel. An interesting first novel
2/5/1968
Howard Engel writes small-scale detective novels about a private eye named Benny Cooperman
Howard Engel writes small-scale detective novels about a private eye named Benny Cooperman
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