Quill and Quire

by Q&Q Staff

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Cycling toursWhen Ted Schredd says he's going on a bike trip, he means marathon. In 1992, the former Vancouver radio reporter embarked on a ten-and-a-half month, 13,000-kilometre tour of North America, which he later recounted ... Read More »

March 4, 2004

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Sheila Watson, best known for her novels Deep Hollow Creek (1992) and The Double Hook- published in 1959 and considered by many to be the first truly modern Canadian novel - died on Jan. 31 ... Read More »

March 4, 2004

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A new agency has begun operating in Quebec to oversee and licence copying of books and magazines. Helene Messier, formerly a copyright officer for Radio-Canada, has been appointed director general of Copibec, which was formed ... Read More »

March 4, 2004

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HarperCollins has created a new I home for its literary fiction and non-| fiction: HarperFlamingo, a new imprint that publisher Iris Tupholme plans to unveil this fall with a roster of big-name authors that include ... Read More »

March 4, 2004

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One can imagine many ways in which convicted killer Paul Bernardo could profit from his crimes: a television producer offering cash for an interview; a publisher seeking life-story rights; a journalist promising to tell his ... Read More »

March 4, 2004