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Extraordinary writer of the ordinary, Carol Shields, talks about the challenges of living with breast cancer. - Radio, 9:18
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Feb. 27, 2000
Carol Shields on living with cancer
Radio
9:18
Just in time for Yuletide giving, Laurie Brown surveys new releases and old favourites for young readers. - Television, 11:08
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Dec. 11, 1992
Christmas books for children
Television
11:08
The writer behind Bart Gerrard and Kanadian Kulture Komics. - Television, 14:32
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Jan. 12, 1978
Closet cartoonist
Television
14:32
Why did Charles Darwin take over 20 years to publish his seminal work? - Radio, 7:52
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March 28, 2007
Darwin's delay
Radio
7:52
Richards is back in New Brunswick to teach as a writer in residence in 1984. - Television, 11:06
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Feb. 29, 1984
David Adams Richards returns to Fredericton
Television
11:06
David Adams Richards, author of <em>Mercy Among the Children</em>, sits down with Laurie Brown to talk about a surprise ending at the 2000 Giller Awards. - Television, 5:59
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Nov. 3, 2000
David Adams Richards, Canada Reads author
Television
5:59
At age three, author-to-be Antonine Maillet wanders her neighbourhood in search of stories. - Television, 10:48
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Dec. 29, 1992
'Do you have any stories?'
Television
10:48
Thoughtful and insightful, the Vancouver author appears on CBC-TV's <em>Hot Type</em> to discuss his latest novel in 1998. - Television, 10:16
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March 24, 1998
Douglas Coupland on 'Girlfriend in a Coma'
Television
10:16
Atwood explains how she chose the poems for the new edition. - Radio, 21:14
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Nov. 1, 1982
Editing the New Oxford Book of Canadian Verse in English
Radio
21:14
World-renowned author Elie Wiesel on his groundbreaking Holocaust memoir, <em>Night</em>, and his need to write about his experiences. - Radio, 41:21
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Jan. 19, 1997
Elie Wiesel: haunted by Auschwitz
Radio
41:21
Author Norman Mailer explains the philosophy of the hipster. - Television, 28:00
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Jan. 17, 1960
Fighting Words: A hip half-hour
Television
28:00
A touchy topic: "Critics are the men who have failed in literature and in art." - Television, 19:43
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Dec. 11, 1961
Fighting Words: Critics: frustrated failures?
Television
19:43
A dirty debate: "Defenders of the right to read cheap smut are the intellectuals who never read it." <p> </p> - Television, 10:09
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June 19, 1960
Fighting Words: Defending dirt and slamming smut
Television
10:09
<p>Today's fighting words: "I still believe people are good at heart."</p><p> </p><p> </p> - Television, 6:02
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May 22, 1960
Fighting Words: The heartbreaking words of Anne Frank
Television
6:02
<p>Today's fighting words: "The Merchant of Venice is the most brutal and dramatic specimen of racial propaganda in the English language."</p> - Television, 24:40
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Sept. 4, 1955
Fighting Words: Was the bard a bigot?
Television
24:40
<p>The author of <em>Angela's Ashes</em> talks about the origins of his storytelling.</p> - Television, 3:32
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Oct. 22, 1999
Frank McCourt talks storytelling
Television
3:32
Maillet discusses the differences in Canada's francophone community. - Radio, 6:38
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Dec. 9, 1977
French Canadians vs. Acadians
Radio
6:38
The acclaimed author of <em>The Tin Flute</em> describes how she gathered material for her novel set in working-class Montreal. - Radio, 7:12
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Oct. 14, 1972
Gabrielle Roy: splendour and tragedy
Radio
7:12
Garrison Keillor talks with Eleanor Wachtel about the intimacy of radio; Michael Cox discusses Victorian ghosts. - Radio, 44:55
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Dec. 22, 1991
Garrison and ghosts
Radio
44:55
Beloved children's poet Dennis Lee reads <em>90 Minutes Live</em> a few bedtime poems. - Television, 9:59
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Dec. 16, 1977
Getting a read on Dennis Lee
Television
9:59
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