Informed by the works of international publishing historians, Toronto Trailblazers artfully captures the lasting influence of women on Canadian publishing.
Informed by the works of international publishing historians, Toronto Trailblazers artfully captures the lasting influence of women on Canadian publishing.
Ruth Panofsky is a professor in the Department of English at Ryerson University.
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Abbreviations Acknowledgments Introduction 1. "Exceptional in building a Canadian company": Irene Clarke 2. A "Principal Architect" of the University of Toronto Press: Eleanor Harman 3. The "Editorial Conscience" of the University of Toronto Press: Francess Halpenny 4. "She knew the business ... and the Canadian literary market": Sybil Hutchinson 5. A "tremendous job of editing": Claire Pratt 6. Publishing "Maestro" and Cultural Advocate: Anna Porter 7. The "Grande Dame" of Literary Agents: Bella Pomer Conclusion
Abbreviations Acknowledgments Introduction 1. "Exceptional in building a Canadian company": Irene Clarke 2. A "Principal Architect" of the University of Toronto Press: Eleanor Harman 3. The "Editorial Conscience" of the University of Toronto Press: Francess Halpenny 4. "She knew the business ... and the Canadian literary market": Sybil Hutchinson 5. A "tremendous job of editing": Claire Pratt 6. Publishing "Maestro" and Cultural Advocate: Anna Porter 7. The "Grande Dame" of Literary Agents: Bella Pomer Conclusion
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