101 Letters to a Prime Minister

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101 Letters to a Prime Minister is a non-fiction collection of letters by author Yann Martel, sent to Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, each recommending and reflecting on a different work of literature.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
essay collection
non-fiction book
about Stephen Harper NERFINISHED
importance of reading for political leaders
role of literature in public life
author Yann Martel NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Canada
featuresWork various works of world literature
genre literary criticism
non-fiction
political commentary
hasAuthorNationality Canadian
hasPart letters
hasSubject Canadian prime ministership
canon of world literature
ethics and governance
hasTheme moral imagination in politics
relationship between art and power
value of reading for leaders
intendedAudience general readers
readers interested in politics and literature
language English
literaryForm epistolary non-fiction
mainSubject Canadian politics
literature
prime ministers of Canada
reading
mediaType print
notableFor pairing each letter with a recommended book
series of letters mailed to a sitting prime minister
numberOfItems 101
publicationPlace Toronto NERFINISHED
publicationYear 2012
publisher Alfred A. Knopf Canada NERFINISHED
recipientOfLetters Stephen Harper NERFINISHED
relatedWork Life of Pi NERFINISHED
What Is Stephen Harper Reading? NERFINISHED
structure collection of letters
targetOfCritique Stephen Harper's perceived lack of interest in the arts
timePeriodWritten early 2010s
late 2000s
workPeriodOfAuthor post-Life of Pi phase of Yann Martel's career
writtenBy Yann Martel NERFINISHED

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Yann Martel wrote 101 Letters to a Prime Minister