Archive: Imprint season 13 episode 19

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On this show: host Tina Srebotnjak interviews Toronto writer/broadcaster David Gilmour on his book "Sparrow Nights." Various authors give their take on writing sex scenes. Gerald L'Ecuyer talks to writer Carolyn Abraham on her book about "Einstein's Brain" at The Science Centre. Music and dance set to inspiration words by Canadian writers on the theme of Mortality.
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May 20, 2002
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