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14 August 2009
08 January 2010 Four decades after Stephen Vizinczey fled Budapest for Toronto, and drew lineups at Eaton's for his racy novel, In Praise of Older Women, he talks to Elizabeth Renzetti about seeing his book finally make it back into print.....
26th February 2010 In Praise of Older Women caused a sensation when it was first published in 1965. Stephen Vizinczey's novel was so racy that publishers refused to touch it and he had to publish it himself. It hit the bestseller lists within a year and has been in and out of them ever since. The author spoke to Sarah Montague about older women and whether they still appeal to the considerably older author.
3rd March 2010
4th March 2010 Here is further proof that the books which tend to delight me most are not new titles but reissued editions of lesser-spotted works. As with Emanuel Litvinoffs Journey Through a Small Planet, here we have a skinny book with a funny name, a title I didnt know by an author Id never heard of, which turns out to be just wonderful....
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