bout de papier, Volume 7, Issue No. 2, 1989
bout de papier, Volume 5, Issue No. 3, 1987
Charles Ritchie — No Wonder We Thought Him Special
In another era, when, possibly, Foreign Service Officers remained starry-eyed and grateful for the opportunity to “serve” rather longer than they are said to do these days, our commitment was in no small measure due to the heady wine of being linked,…
Letters // Correspondance
I have just received Vol. 7 No. 2 of bout de papier and enjoyed its contents. It is no wonder that the magazine has won the New York Association of Art Director’s Award for design. It certainly has gone from strength to…
Shades of Green in Longer Shadows
by Geoffrey Murray
Letters // Correspondance
Your readers might enjoy this postscript to Sidney Freifeld’s excellent article on “The Poets of External” in the most recent issue of bout de papier.
Howard Green: Using Canadian Common Sense
He saw me drive up and came out to wait for me at the front door of the house he has lived in for nearly 60 years. The years have taken their natural toll and he apologized for being a bit tired…
The Foreign Service as I Remember It
I have been asked to make some comments on Canada’s foreign service as I perceived it in my days as Secretary of State of External Affairs, which were from June, 1959, to the defeat of our government in 1963.
