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'I think the only thing writers have to offer is their perceptions
'I think the only thing writers have to offer is their perceptions

'I think the only thing writers have to offer is their perceptions

Date11/15/1985
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  • 'I think the only thing writers have to offer is their perceptions
  • 'I think the only thing writers have to offer is their perceptions. The range of experience you have is very important to what you have to offer an audience.' Allan Stratton; author of Papers; opening Tuesday at Tarragon
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Original Toronto Star caption: 'I think the only thing writers have to offer is their perceptions. The range of experience you have is very important to what you have to offer an audience.' Allan Stratton; author of Papers; opening Tuesday at Tarragon
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