Archive: Imprint season 14 episode 1

Imprint

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On this show: host Tina Srebotnjak interviews Canadian author Mary Lawson about her book Crow Lake. Feature on Ontario author Mike Freeman about his book Why Poets Wear Black. Feature on an after-school reading club for boys. Recommended reading from the students of Toronto School of Art.
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Apr 28, 2003
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