History Through Our Eyes - by Edie Austin & Lucinda Chodan (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><i>History Through Our Eyes</i> is a day-at-a-time look back at the 20th century through the lenses of Montreal's news photographers. The 365 entries reflect such momentous events as the 1970 FLQ crisis and fads like Cabbage Patch Kids and the lambada craze. <p/>The striking photographs are drawn from the archives of the <i>Montreal Gazette</i>, one of North America's longest-publishing daily newspapers. They include iconic images from the <i>Gazette</i> as well as some photographs from the <i>Montreal Herald</i>, the <i>Montreal Star</i> and the <i>Standard</i>. While the photographs are the focus of this volume, the texts that accompany them tell the story of one of North America's most fascinating and news-intensive cities. <p/><i>History Through Our Eyes</i> was launched as a daily feature in the <i>Gazette</i> at the beginning of 2019. It quickly became a reader favourite, and remains one of the popular initiatives introduced at that newspaper in the last 40 years.<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br><b>Edie Austin</b> is editorial page editor at the <i>Montreal Gazette</i>. She has been at the <i>Gazette</i> since 1983, where she previously served as reporter, editorial writer, and Books section editor. <b>Lucinda Chodan</b> is editor in chief of the <i>Montreal Gazette </i>and former editor in chief of the <i>Victoria Times Colonist</i> and the <i>Edmonton Journal.</i> She started as an arts reporter at the <i>Gazette</i> in the late 1980s.
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