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EVENTS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17
Guin, grande dame of fantasy
and an author who has won
many awards and fuelled many
a youthful obsession with other
worlds, will read from her new
book, The Other Wind.
Rounding out the night, David
Rakoff shares some of his
razor-sharp wit and keen
observations of life's simple
moments in Fraud.

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breathe new life into history
and its heroes and villains?
Then attend this event for lots
of information and an interactive exchange about this
immensely popular genre. Each
of these four writers will talk
about ideas, research, and
challenges in blending historical fact with creative writing.

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biennial of performance art

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This event is sponsored by Weyerhauser.

LE SALON
7:30 PM

LEGEND WEAVERS

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A L L I A N C E FRANgAiSE
$12.00

WATERFRONT THEATRE
$12.00

Have you ever wondered how
writers of historical fiction

Please refer to the Frenchlanguage Le Salon brochure.
You can pick up a brochure or
call for information either at
Alliance Francaise or the VIWF
office. Contact information can
be found on pages U and 5.

wwwJivevancouver.bc.ca
A Collaboration by The Vancouver Art Gallery grunt gallery
RADIX, Full Circle, The Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery
Western Front, Video In, Artspeak, Or Gallery, Access Gallery,
Helen Pitt Gallery, IMAG, Gallery Gachet, and Dynamo

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INFORMATION

Straight 604.875.9516

OCTOBER 13 - NOVEMBER 30 2001

Indigo celebrates writers...
and readers.
Whether you want to discover a new author
or re-acquaint yourself with an old favourite,
Indigo has the books you're looking for.
Coming this fall — watch for the new Indigo
store on Marine Drive in North Vancouver.

Indigo
Books Music ^ m o r e
www.indigo.ca
i 2 2 i Lynn Valley Road, North Vancouver (604) 904-7970

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