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	Daniel Richler - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Daniel Richler, (born 1957) the stepson of Canadian author Mordecai Richler, is a Canadian author, and an arts and pop culture broadcaster and writer.
		He became a punk rocker as a teenager and was lead singer of the Alpha Jerks.
		Richler joined the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation in 1987 where he was a cultural commentator on CBC Radio's Morningside and as an arts reporter on The Journal.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Daniel_Richler (221 words)

	CTV.ca \| A private farewell for Mordecai Richler
		Daniel, Noah, Emma, Martha and Jacob Richler all had to pause during their reminiscing to shed tears or regain their composure.
		Richler had a kidney removed in 1998 and was undergoing chemotherapy after cancer resurfaced in his remaining kidney.
		Richler was nominated for the prestigious Booker Prize in 2001 and named Companion of the Order of Canada the same year.
	www.ctv.ca /servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20010705/ctvnews92421/CTVNewsAt11 (411 words)

	II First Novel Policy and The Bestseller
		Richler's treatment at M & S, as presented by Richler in his correspondence with me, states that they were more concerned with Richler's future work than with his current novel.
		Daniel Richler's novel seemed to be a surprise in terms of its performance in the market place.
		Daniel Richler's name and reputation must have been M & S's deciding factors to publish this book, coupled with their willingness to investin future novels from Mr Richler.
	www.mouton-noir.org /writings/thesis/ch1/firstnovel.html (5248 words)

	Daniel Richler: BookTelevision Editor-in-Chief
		As Editor-in-Chief of the world's only 24-hour literary TV channel, BookTelevision, Daniel Richler knows all there is to know about the unholy marriage of books and the box.
		Prior to BookTelevision, Daniel Richler was the Gemini Award-winning host of CBC Newsworld’s Big Life.
		Richler also served as Creative Head of Arts Programming at TVOntario, where he conceived, hosted and executive-produced the enduring Gemini Award-nominated literary series Imprint.
	www.speakers.ca /richler_daniel.aspx (217 words)

	globeandmail.com - Canada's best source for news continuously updated from The Globe and Mail
		Richler, who began his TV career interviewing rock musicians on MuchMusic, and whose "literary rap," a remarkable interpretation of the inner-city idiom that he performed in his soft British accent during his stint as host of Imprint, was unforgettable.
		Richler's producer and head of the channel's staff of four people, is on the same wavelength.
		Richler will appear in part of the TV screen, while the rest will be filled with text, offering Web links, the price of the book under discussion and where it can be bought.
	www.theglobeandmail.com /tv/digital/channels/channel_book_television.html (768 words)

	Meat and Mordecai: A Montreal journey. By Gary Shteyngart
		Richler had a seat at the very front of the bar (a plaque there will soon memorialize him).
		But Richler certainly had a compassion and understanding for French Canadians; many of the most honest, exemplary characters in his fiction are Francophones.
		The final resting place of Richler, worldly and iconoclastic to the very end, is found in the nondenominational part of a predominantly Protestant cemetery, surrounded by gravestones with last names like Kyriacopoulos and Aziz.
	www.slate.com /id/2079816/entry/0 (1543 words)

	The Reporter -- Letters
		If Maria Francesca LoDico had written her article (March 25) with anywhere near the eloquence, wit and style that characterized Daniel Richler's letter (April 29), her use of the word "wop" and the phrase "wop-ing it up" probably would not have generated the debate that it did.
		Further, if what Daniel Richler refers to as an "embarrassing performance" by Gil Bellows had not taken place, then LoDico would not even dreamed of using "wop" in her piece and in her poor attempt to mimic the irreverence she claims to admire in Mordecai Richler's style.
		Daniel Richler is, however, mistaken in his assertion that the critiques and expressions of concern have to do with "tone-deafness to irony, to dry wit, to squibs," resistance to "telling it like it is" and exaggerated political correctness.
	www.mcgill.ca /reporter/36/16/letter (286 words)

	UWO Gazette - Thursday, April 03, 1997 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		This original is what Richler refers to a the grey area and he seeks out interesting and eccentric people to fill the void when he delivers news and information on Big Life.
		Richler proposed the delivery of information would be more stimulating if less emphasis was placed on giving the facts of a story that people already know and on attempting to be unbiased.
		Although Richler is still working against a Saturday night time slot which he said is less than optimum for a young audience and occasions of "legal cowardice of the CBC," he said he intends to continue in his unique format.
	www.gazette.uwo.ca /1997/April/03/News5.htm (389 words)

	Eye Weekly - The inn thing - 02.26.04
		BookTV editor-in-chief Daniel Richler and eye Weekly's Bert Archer, Edward Keenan and Joel McConvey haunted the city's hotel bars one increasingly boozy Monday night to look into their allure.
		Richler thinks this tradition -- together with the tradition of "pig noses," as Richler insists booze cans are called somewhere in the world -- of creatively subverting authority is one of Toronto's great unsung virtues.
		Richler sums up: "I'm not going to a bar like The Drake to hope that some coolness accrues to me. I'd be here looking for adventure and a chance encounter and to have a good time.
	www.eye.net /eye/issue/issue_02.26.04/city/hotelbars.html (1220 words)

	Gaffaweb - Kate Bush - REACHING OUT - The New Music by Daniel Richler on March 15, 1985 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The New Music (Much Music): interview conducted by Daniel Richler for Canadian TV in Kate's dance studio on March 15, 1985.
		Richler, like most of the Canadian interviewers, has done considerable homework and shows evident respect for his subject.
		This clip shows a view of Kate's own dance-practice studio, and a shot of a painting which Kate keeps on her wall, which she identifies as The Hogsmill Ophelia.
	gaffa.org /reaching/iv85_mm.html (859 words)

	CANOE -- JAM! - The kids are alright
		Richler hosts the previously-taped nationals with the demeanor of an "invigulator" (a Brit term for "exam overseer").
		RICHLER: In the pop cultural area, I was surprised at the gaps.
		RICHLER: "I'm in awe of their reflexes and powers of retention.
	jam.canoe.ca /Television/TV_Shows/R/Reach_For_The_Top/2002/12/07/pf-733409.html (584 words)

	I want my BookTV: Canada has proved a round-the-clock literary channel can be done well -- by Robert Fulford
		Daniel Richler, boss of BookTelevision and host of its flagship program, Richler Ink, set out the other day to explain the literary significance of tattoos.
		It was a typical Richler performance, lowbrow and highbrow at the same time.
		One typical client of a tattoo parlour acquired a tattoo of her favourite band because she was afraid she would forget her youth.
	www.robertfulford.com /2004-03-09-booktv.html (1082 words)

	The Team (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The Gemini Award-winning host of CBC Newsworld's Big Life, Daniel Richler filed subjective reports from the underground, giving iconoclasts and rebels a fair shake long before they hit the mainstream, as he explored their culturally and politically divergent lifestyles.
		Richler previously served as Creative Head of Arts Programming at TVOntario, where he conceived, hosted and executive-produced the enduring Gemini Award-nominated literary series, Imprint, now in its tenth season.
		Richler's best-selling novel Kicking Tomorrow was named one of the books of the year by The New York Times in 1991.
	www.bookshorts.com /members.htm (681 words)

	Archive Twenty-Five
		That particular day it was General Public (and of course we had floor seats for their Massey Hall show later that night).
		At the time we were both crazy about GP and their former band, The Beat, but just as impressed by then New Music host Daniel Richler.
		Stay Alive in 85 was the anti-drug campaign slogan of the day and the message that Daniel Richler inscribed in our autograph books when we spotted him approaching the City building that afternoon.
	theportableartist.hypermart.net /ck/archive25.htm (207 words)

	CHUM Televsion \| Media Education \| BookTelevision \| Voices of Dissent
		Richler says that she was editing a socialist newspaper.
		Richler interviews Altemur Kilic and asks him to comment on the persecution of Aseye and other writers.
		Richler concludes the program, we see several shots taken from a car travelling in Turkey.
	www.chumlimited.com /mediaed/guidepage_booktv.asp?studyID=132 (1137 words)

	2005-06 Speaker Series featuring David Suzuki, Daniel Richler and Maude Barlow
		The copper wire used in telephone lines is mined from the earth, and mining is one of the most destructive activities that humans carry out, Suzuki said.
		Ticket holders for Daniel Richler may use their tickets to attend the Stephen Williams talk.
		Upcoming speakers include pop culture critic Daniel Richler on Feb. 10 and passionate Canadian Maude Barlow on March 31.
	www.georgianc.on.ca /archives/2005/12/dsuzuki.php (452 words)

	Generations of achievement - workopolis.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		These are the legacies inherited by Daniel Richler, Gillian Apps and Dan Hill, respectively.
		"But he was not terribly accessible." Daniel and his siblings often played or fought in silence so as not to disturb Mordecai's concentration.
		Fortunately, Daniel's parents recognized that fame might be harmful.
	www.workopolis.com /servlet/Content/torontostar/20030728/children?section=TORSTAR (1000 words)

	John W. MacDonald's Weblog: Trading With Daniel Richler
		John W. MacDonald's Weblog: Trading With Daniel Richler
		I recently received an email from Daniel Richler (Editor-in-Chief/Supervising Producer BookTelevision) inquiring about my web page about his father's first novel, Wicked We Love (originally titled The Acrobats).
		Graciously, as I suspected, he accepted my proposal with a 'Richler Ahoy!' and today in my mail box appeared a thick package replete with a fridge magnet, bookmarker with book darts, a BookTelevision Pin, a sticker and, of course, the signed copy as promised.
	www.johnwmacdonald.com /blog/2004/09/trading-with-daniel-richler.html (154 words)

	(en)Gender » Blog Archive » Thanks, Josey
		Betty & I filmed a short clip for a Canadian television show called Richler Ink which showed on Book Television, which is an entire channel dedicated to books & authors (so you know it’s not American).
		It was as if Daniel Richler (the host) and the in-studio guest - who was in our case Josey Vogels - were watching the video clip of us with the audience, and when it finished, they chatted about it.
		I was pretty upset when Daniel Richler couldn’t seem to keep a smirk off his face, and started muttering things about “kinky” & the like.
	www.myhusbandbetty.com /?p=210 (729 words)

	Convergence VIII Montréal: Angels Among Us
		A fixture in Canadian media for over 20 years, Daniel Richler has worked in radio, television and print as a producer, broadcaster and writer.
		His gothly ventures of note include producing and hosting the vampire quiz show Reach for the Crypt, the world's first undead TV quiz show, BookTelevision: The Channel, of which he is the Editor-in-Chief/Supervising Producer, and writing for Udolpho, the monthly publication of the British Gothic Society.
		As part of the writer's programming, Daniel read from some of his gothic journalism pieces, as well as screening Reach for the Crypt.
	www.virulent.org /convergence8/writers.html (651 words)

	Amazon.ca: St. Urbain's Horseman: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Urbain's Horseman, the brashness of youth, which propelled Mordecai Richler's early novels like The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz, reckons with the weight of maturity and history.
		Jake Hersh, an expatriate film director in England, driven by dissatisfaction with his moderately successful life, dreams of a Nazi-hunter alter ego and winds up in the dock of the Old Bailey, passively enmeshed in scandal.
		Bonus suggestion: His son, Daniel Richler, has written an excellent novel, as well: Kicking It.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/0771075197 (524 words)

	erasing clouds
		It was the brainchild of Mark Askwith, Daniel Richler and Rick Green.
		Askwith conducted the bulk of the interviews done for the show (over 400 guests by the end of its run), Green was the host (and provided the humorous asides and personality) and Gregg Thurlbeck directed each episode.
		Rick was in seeing Daniel about other ideas, but Rick knew about my show because we played ball hockey together every Sunday.
	www.erasingclouds.com /0721askwith.html (2329 words)

	Upper Canada \| Alice Munro
		Host Daniel Richler said booze has been mythologized as a writing lubricant at least since the Roman poet Horace wrote: `No poem can please for long that is written by water drinkers.'
		As host Daniel Richler pointed out, it would be disingenuous to pretend that Munro was not a kind of `elephant in the living room, a piranha in the goldfish bowl.'
		Indeed, after Munro took the honour (`the 10,000 smackers,' as Richler bluntly put it), Pilling said that in all honesty she did not feel a glimmer of possible victory, nor even the right to it.
	www.uppercanada.com /template.asp?CName=AliceMunro (538 words)

	Signal Loss - A Prisoners of Gravity Fansite
		These new programs also included Imprint, Full House (not the sitcom), TVO's Music Works, Hands Over Time and Saturday Night At the Movies Too.
		Daniel Richler, the arts programming chief for TVOntario at the time, co-created the series with comic book writer Mark Askwith and comedian Rick Green.
		What made Prisoners of Gravity different from the rest of the new programs was that it was the only one initially aimed at a younger (youth and young adult) audience.
	www.teddog.com /pog/intro.php (673 words)

	T-Paul.com - Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		As a freelance broadcaster,he hosted a CBC television pilot series on video poetry and spoken word., “Spoken Heard”, featuring the likes of Sheri D. Wilson, Timothy Hutton, Gord Downie, Leslie Nielsen and more.
		T.Paul also works as one of the BC correspondents for CITY TV Toronto’s BOOK TELEVISION, which finds him hosting, producing, writing and directing each segment for the Daniel Richler-produced station.
		The years 2002 and 2003 had T.Paul producing and performing on stages for the Vancouver Folk Festival, the Vancouver Storytelling Festival and the Fringe Festival (BROKEN WORD-a free flow evening with DANIEL PACKARD).
	www.t-paul.com /bio.html (508 words)

	Kathleen Vaughan, CRTC License Application, Book Television - www.akaredhanded.com
		A CRTC license application must contain policy, programming, and pizzazz: a goal of the text is to make the reader want to watch the service being proposed.
		As a consultant to Learning and Skills Television of Alberta (LTA), I 'blue-sky'-ed programming possibilities with television host/author Daniel Richler (now Editor in Chief for the new service), then researched and wrote Book Television's license application.
		I worked with Daniel and LTA's programming manager to determine scheduling strategies and programming possibilities, and tailored the document accordingly.
	www.akaredhanded.com /kv2c-crtclicense.html (854 words)

	CBC Radio \| The Current \| Whole Show Blow-by-Blow
		Even while the country mourns the loss of such literary lions as Carol Shields, Mordecai Richler, Timothy Findley and Peter Gzowski, Canadian writers are still the toast of international publishing.
		And Daniel Richler is the editor-in-chief and host of “Richler, Ink” on Book Television.
		So if Canada is a literate society, it might be interesting to flip through the nation’s reading list to see if it says anything about us as Canadians.
	www.cbc.ca /thecurrent/2003/200308/20030804.html (907 words)

	Royal Ontario Museum \| About the ROM \| News \| ...from the printed page to the silver screen... November 1 to 3, 2002
		culminates in an "in conversation" with moderator and broadcaster Daniel
		Richler, on how your favourite books are adapted to film.
		Sunday November 3, 2002, 2:00 p.m., Daniel Richler "in conversation" with guests
	www.rom.on.ca /news/releases/public.php?mediakey=9p6ielj2yd (414 words)

	BookLust: July 2004
		But I'm a bit of an old grump when it comes to the animated cartoons I see on TV these days; nothing is as good as the classic Warner Bros cartoons I grew up on.
		Unbenknownst to me, Richler's classic children's story, Jacob Two Two Meets the Hooded Fang, has now morphed into an animated cartoon series, with Jacob Two-Two as the main character, and the rest of the Richler familias as the backdrop to this show.
		Another character I enjoyed was the oldest son, the hip and cynical Daniel, who like the real Daniel Richler (whom I've always had a crush on) sports a wild and wacky hair-cut.
	storms.typepad.com /booklust/2004/07/index.html (4642 words)

	Book Television (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The Word News, hosted by Daniel Richler in Toronto and Adriana Salvia in Edmonton is your eye-on-the-world of words.
		Focusing on gossip and scandal, politics and business, publications and performances, The Word News brings the buzz of the literary community worldwide right to Canadian viewers.
		The Word This Week, the weekly talk show hosted by Daniel Richler, takes an argumentative approach to each week’s most controversial literary issues.
	www.mala.bc.ca /~soules/mTheory/vol3/brown/moses12.htm (205 words)

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