Norman Levine is the author of eight short story collections, two novels and a memoir. He was raised in Ottawa, served overseas in RCAF during World War II and attended McGill University. He died in 2005.
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ADVICE FOR THE LIT-LORN Is it bad manners for a writer to include no acknowledgements in a novel, even though he spent hours picking the brains of five young men for shared memories, to be used in his book? — Jake, outside |