William French, literary editor and journalist at The Globe and Mail
for 42 years, died last Tuesday.
French shaped Canada's literary landscape from 1960 to
1990 as the most influential book columnist of his time, recognized by
two National Newspaper Awards (1977 and 1978). For 28 years he taught
editorial and critical writing at Ryerson University's School of
Journalism and did much work for the Canada Council and CBC.
Link to paid obit.
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