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David Gilmour
» Episode 3: The Horror! The Horror!“I was stopped at a red light the other day when I saw my son coming out of a movie theater.”
David Gilmour is the author of six novels, including Lost Between Houses, Sparrow Nights, and A Perfect Night to Go to China, for which he won the Governor General's award for English fiction. He has been a film critic and host for the CBC's flagship current affairs program The Journal, and hosted Gilmour on the Arts, which won a Gemini Award in 1997. His book reviews appear frequently in the Globe and Mail and the National Post. He lives in Toronto.
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How author David Gilmour used movies to reach his teenage son.
By Martin Morrow. CBC News, October 9, 2007
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A Perfect Night To Go To China» Buy |
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