"'Its true, I've always been attracted to characters who demonstrate, first and foremost, an appetite for life. People who try to enjoy their life and who realise they are only making one trip . . . I find it much easier to write about con men and I have for a long time. It's much easier than writing about saints, who tend to be very boring.'"
In The Telegraph, Martin Chilton revisits Mordecai Richler’s oeuvre.
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