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A behind-the-scenes look at how Anne of Green Gables became the most watched Canadian television drama of all time. - Radio, 14:41
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Nov. 29, 1985
Anne Shirley: TV phenomenon
Radio
14:41
TV and radio host Anne-Marie Withenshaw is set to defend Michel Tremblay's <em>The Fat Woman Next Door is Pregnant</em>. [Clip is in French] - Television, 0:21
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Nov. 25, 2008
Anne-Marie Withenshaw, Canada Reads panellist
Television
0:21
A year after the release of her wildly successful debut novel <em>Fall on your Knees</em>, MacDonald chats with Pamela Wallin in 1997. - Television, 29:09
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May 9, 1997
Ann-Marie MacDonald: actress, playwright, novelist
Television
29:09
A Montreal street is named in Maillet's honour. - Radio, 7:01
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Aug. 9, 1984
Antonine Maillet Street
Radio
7:01
Survival is hailed as a monumental achievement in Canadian literature. - Television, 11:17
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Nov. 6, 1972
Atwood as Canadian literary critic
Television
11:17
The writer lives up to her reputation as being difficult. - Television, 19:36
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Sept. 27, 1977
Atwood brandishes her caustic tongue
Television
19:36
In 2009, author Terry Fallis tells CBC Radio listeners about writing and publishing his novel <em>The Best Laid Plans</em>. - Radio, 3:23
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April 25, 2009
Author Terry Fallis on 'The Best Laid Plans'
Radio
3:23
On <em>Spinoff</em> Avi Lewis gets people debating politics, whether they want to or not. - Television, 5:32
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May 28, 2004
Avi Lewis, Canada Reads panellist
Television
5:32
The Kentucky-born author reads from a short story and a novel and talks about her own history. - Radio, 38:26
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Jan. 12, 1997
Barbara Kingsolver goes home
Radio
38:26
<p>Adrienne Clarkson interviews Leonard Cohen after the publication of his second novel.</p> - Television, 11:28
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May 23, 1966
Beautiful Losers praised and condemned
Television
11:28
The Booker Prize winning author cracks jokes and recalls her first book reading. - Television, 14:47
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Dec. 10, 2000
Bona fide member of the literary elite
Television
14:47
<p>The <em>Morningside</em> children's book panel reviews new releases for kids aged six to 12 in this 1982 clip.</p> - Radio, 23:15
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Dec. 2, 1982
Books for early readers in '82
Radio
23:15
In 1993, the <em>Morningside</em> children's book panel reviews its picks for children ages six to 10. - Radio, 29:02
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Dec. 9, 1993
Books for early readers in '93
Radio
29:02
Morningside's children's book panel looks at new offerings for adolescents in 1982. - Radio, 24:49
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Dec. 3, 1982
Books for teens in '82
Radio
24:49
<em>Morningside</em>'s book panel reviews new offerings for children over the age of 10. - Radio, 30:21
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Nov. 11, 1993
Books for tweens and teens in '93
Radio
30:21
Brian Francis reads an excerpt from his novel <em>Fruit.</em> - Radio, 2:44
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July 7, 2004
Brian Francis, Canada Reads author
Radio
2:44
Maillet discusses how the Prix Goncourt will finally bring Acadian recognition. - Radio, 6:09
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Dec. 5, 1979
Bringing Acadia to the world
Radio
6:09
Ghosting for Barbara Walters, Otto Preminger and Dr. Charles Mayo. - Television, 8:24
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Sept. 21, 1979
Callwood as ghostwriter
Television
8:24
Pierre Berton critiques American movie depictions of Canada in his 1975 book <em>Hollywood's Canada</em>. - Television, 12:08
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Oct. 6, 1975
Canada: the Hollywood version
Television
12:08
Canadian authors launch a different sort of book. - Television, 1:41
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Nov. 13, 1987
CanLit Foodbook launch
Television
1:41
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