A golden harvest; booksellers are upbeat about the literary crop

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Canadian authors, writing in English, are enjoying a surge in popularity, and the potential for bestsellers in the Fall 1997 season is hopeful from among the plentiful number of books being published. Among the many books listed are Mordecai Richler's 'Barney's Vision.' and Carol Shield's 'Larry's Party.'

Canada, Forecasts and trends, Practice, Booksellers, Bookstores, Authorship, Best sellers, Shields, Carol, Richler, Mordecai

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The call of the wild: a life in the bush has produced 29 books - and counting

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Lawrence, 74, was born in Spain, but has lived for many years on a 100-acre wilderness preserve in Ontario. He has written 29 books about nature and wildlife, including 'Cry Wild' which is about wolves, and his latest book of essays 'A Shriek in the Forest.'

Biography, Interview, Lawrence, Ronald Douglas

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