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Stories from the Vinyl Cafe

Stories from the Vinyl Cafe( )
Author: McLean, Stuart
ISBN:978-0-14-025102-9
Publication Date:May 1999
Publisher:Penguin Canada
Book Format:Paperback
List Price:AUD $19.95
Book Description:

Like an old friend who's turned up in town, Stuart McLean returns with Stories from the Vinyl Cafe, his bestselling collection of tales based on his enormously popular Vinyl Cafe radio program.

The collection features Canada's much-loved fictional family: Dave, Morley, Stephanie and Sam. Stories from the Vinyl Cafe also introduces a host of other wonderfully imagined characters, such as Margaret Dwyer, a suburban housewife who startles herself by shoplifting a pepperoni...
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Book Details
Pages:304
Detailed Subjects: Fiction / Short Stories (Single Author)
Physical Dimensions (W X L X H):14.605 x 21.59 x 1.651 cm
Book Weight:0.369 Kilograms
Author Biography
McLean, Stuart (Author)
Andrew Stuart McLean was born in Montreal, Canada on April 19, 1948. He received a bachelor's degree from Sir George Williams University in 1971. He moved into radio broadcasting after managing a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation journalist's successful campaign for the Montreal City Council. His early career involved producing documentaries for Sunday Morning, a current affairs program on the CBC's main English radio network.

He was best known for his long-running weekly variety radio show The Vinyl Café. The show was first broadcast in the summer of 1994 and stopped production in late 2015 because of his cancer diagnosis. He wrote 11 books of stories from the program and won the Stephen Leacock Memorial Medal for Humour three times. He taught journalism at Ryerson University in Toronto for 20 years. He died on February 15, 2017 at the age of 68.

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