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When to trust the Internet…and when not to

By: Greg Young-ing, Heather Bindseil, Denise Bukowski, Kate Langan, Stanley Starkman

November 5th, 2003

12:00 am

Filed under: Children's publishing

Issue Date:2000-7

Letters

By: Q&Q Staff

November 5th, 2003

12:00 am

Filed under: People

Issue Date:2000-6

Bringing it home

By: Frank Nelson, Michael Hare, Brad Martin, Suzanne Methot, Richard King

November 5th, 2003

12:00 am

Filed under: Children's publishing

Issue Date:2000-3

Mysterious ways

By: Q&Q Staff

November 5th, 2003

12:00 am

Filed under: People

Issue Date:2000-6

Mr. Peterson’s lonely hearts club store

By: Q&Q Staff

November 5th, 2003

12:00 am

Filed under: Industry News

Issue Date:2003-9

No more writers’ garrets

Robert Priest makes a case for fixed incomes

By: Jennifer Foreman, Fred Kerner, Joy Gugeler, Lynn Henry

November 5th, 2003

12:00 am

Filed under: People, Writing Life

Issue Date:2000-5

Busking for Dummies

By: Devin Crawley

November 5th, 2003

12:00 am

Filed under: Industry News

Issue Date:2000-9

May they bloom

By: Devin Crawley

November 5th, 2003

12:00 am

Filed under: People

Issue Date:2000-4

Peter Carver covers all bases

The longtime children’s editor brings a wealth of experience — and high hopes — to Red Deer College Press

By: Q&Q Staff

November 5th, 2003

12:00 am

Filed under: Industry News

Issue Date:2000-8

In the Works

By: Staff

November 5th, 2003

12:00 am

Filed under: Deals

Issue Date:2000-6

Tags: Alice Munro, books, CanLit, CES, CLA, fiction, Giller Prize, Globe and Mail, Margaret Atwood, marketing, McClelland & Stewart, publicity, Scotiabank Giller Prize, voice

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When to trust the Internet…and when not to

Letters

Bringing it home

Mysterious ways

Mr. Peterson’s lonely hearts club store

No more writers’ garrets

Busking for Dummies

May they bloom

Peter Carver covers all bases

In the Works

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