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It’s Deadline time for Maher at the Met

Journalists, staffers, friends celebrate release of Stephen Maher’s first novel at Métropolitain.

The Hill Times Photograph by Jake Wright.
Postmedia columnist Stephen Mahere, centre, at the launch of his book Deadline.

A man known for his ability to separate fact from fiction when it comes to politics, Postmedia News journalist Stephen Maher celebrated the release of his first novel, Deadline, at the Métropolitain  Brasserie on Feb. 20.

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It’s Deadline time for Maher at the Met

Journalists, staffers, friends celebrate release of Stephen Maher’s first novel at Métropolitain.

The Hill Times Photograph by Jake Wright.
Postmedia columnist Stephen Mahere, centre, at the launch of his book Deadline.

A man known for his ability to separate fact from fiction when it comes to politics, Postmedia News journalist Stephen Maher celebrated the release of his first novel, Deadline, at the Métropolitain  Brasserie on Feb. 20.

  

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