Richler

[rich-ler]

noun

1. Mordecai, 1931–2001, Canadian novelist.

Richler

/ ˈrɪʃlə /

noun

1. Mordecai . 1931–2001, Canadian novelist. His novels include St Urbain's Horseman (1971), Solomon Gursky Was Here (1990), and Barney's Version (1997)

Example Sentences

He signed up such rising authors as Edna O’Brien,Mordecai Richler and Len Deighton and was hip enough to acquire John Lennon’s collection of verse, vignettes and drawings, “In His Own Write.”

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Welles’s direction therefore deserved all the credit for “Citizen Kane” being a “miracle,” Richler wrote, something he said “Miss Kael would be the last to deny him.”

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Among this area’s most famous residents were Leonard Cohen and the writers Saul Bellow and Mordecai Richler.

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“The facts on the ground now militate against forcibly undoing the steps that have been taken,” arbitrator Joel Richler wrote, according to the AP.

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Ms Richler, who was made redundant from the Standard in 2008 after the recession hit, said: "As budgets were cut, cartoonists were considered a luxury. But the story's not over if you look online."

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