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Gary Lautens

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Gary Lautens

Profile

Gender
Male
Born
1928-11-03 (Fort William, Ontario, Canada)
Died
1992-02-01 (Toronto, Ontario, Canada) age 63
Nationality
Canada
Languages
English
Religion
Unknown
Residence History
Fort William, Ontario → Hamilton, Ontario → Toronto, Ontario

Career

Occupations
Humorist, Newspaper columnist, Reporter, Sports columnist, Managing editor
Active Years
1948-1992
Affiliations
Hamilton Spectator, Toronto Star
Influenced
Stephen Lautens

Education

Central Collegiate Institute
Unknown
Period: 不明
Year of Graduation: 1946
Country: Canada
McMaster University
History
Period: 1948-1950頃
Year of Graduation: 1950
Country: Canada
Editor of campus newspaper The Silhouette

Awards

National Newspaper Award
1963
Category: スポーツ執筆
Organization: Canadian Newspaper Association
Result: 受賞
Stephen Leacock Medal for Humour
1981
Organization: Stephen Leacock Associates
Result: 受賞
Stephen Leacock Medal for Humour
1984
Organization: Stephen Leacock Associates
Result: 受賞

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Laughing with Lautens

1964 Humour

Collection of humorous essays

FamilyEveryday life

Take My Family...Please!

1980 Humour

Humorous book about family

FamilyMarriage

No Sex Please...We're Married

1983 Humour

Humour on married life

MarriageSex

How Pierre and I Saved the Civilized World

1984 Humour

Humour with Pierre Berton

PoliticsSatire

Bibliography

  • Laughing with Lautens (1964)
  • Take My Family...Please! (1980)
  • No Sex Please...We're Married (1983)
  • How Pierre and I Saved the Civilized World (1984)
  • Peace, Mrs. Packard and the Meaning of Life (1993)
  • The Best of Gary Lautens (1995)

Style & Themes

Literary Style
HumorousSatiricalObservational
Recurring Motifs
Family lifeEveryday mishapsCanadian society

Health

  • Heart attack
    1992年
    Fatal

Legacy

Renowned Canadian columnist known for his humour, captivating readers. Posthumously, a scholarship and archives were established.

Archives

  • McMaster University William Ready Division of Archives and Research Collections

In Popular Culture

  • His column displayed outside Honest Ed's store

Trivia

  • Sons are journalists
  • Brother was a columnist
  • Most widely read columnist in Canada