Rick Salutin
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Rick Salutin (born 30 August 1942) is a Canadian novelist, playwright and critic.
He is a strong advocate of left wing causes and writes a regular column in the Globe and Mail. He teaches a course on Canadian media at the University of Toronto.
Salutin has a child with the fifth estate journalist Theresa Burke, who he has cited as the model for the characters Amy Bert and Antia in The Womanizer.
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- Kent Rowley: A Canadian Union Life - 1980
- Marginal Notes: Challenges to the Mainstream - 1984
- Good Buy Canada! - 1975 (with Murray Soupcoff and Gary Dunford)
- A Man of Little Faith - 1988 (winner of the 1989 Books in Canada First Novel Award)
- Waiting for Democracy - 1989
- Living in a Dark Age - 1991
- The Age of Improv - 1995
- The Womanizer - 2002
