Category Archives: Events
The Word On The Street (at Harbourfront)
This Sunday, September 27, marks the return of one of Toronto’s best literary events, The Word On The Street. The festival is Canada’s largest free book and magazine festival, featuring hundreds of author readings, discussions, and activities, and a marketplace that boasts the best selection of Canadian books and magazines anywhere. This year, for the first time, [...]
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Tagged chantel guertin, emil sher, erin bow, eve silver, kate blair, leah bobet, megan crewe, natalie ghent, The Word On The Street
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Sept. 22 - Evan visits Ottawa’s ChiSeries
This Tuesday, September 22, I’ll be in Ottawa to read at the city’s ChiSeries, ChiZine’s monthly reading series bringing you the best voices in horror, fantasy and science fiction in several different Canadian cities. I’ll be reading alongside authors Yves Meynard (Chrysanthe) and Linda Poitevin (the Grigori Legacy series) at Maxwell’s (340 Elgin Street). So please [...]
Also posted in books, Dead Kid Detective Agency, Dial M for Morna, Loyalist to a Fault, reading
Tagged chiseries, chizine, linda poitevin, ottawa, yves meynard
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September 17: Launching Loyalist to a Fault!
We’re only one week away from the launch of my new book, The Dead Kid Detective Agency # 3: Loyalist to a Fault, as well as the launch of Chantel Guertin‘s new book in her Pippa Greene series, Leading Lines. This delightful double launch takes place the evening of Thursday, September 17, at Get Well (1181 Dundas St. W.). Please join Chantel, ECW Press, and me in celebrating the launch [...]
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Tagged chantel guertin, Get Well, Leading Lines, operation wolf, Pippa Greene
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Ten Thousand Panamaniacs
Up until about a week ago, I was pretty “meh”: on the Pan Am and Parapan Am Games coming to Toronto. I haven’t been anything resembling a sports enthusiast since age twelve, such large sporting spectacles often eat up a city’s public funds (that could often be better spent elsewhere), and everyone is a bit [...]
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Tagged a tribe called red, chromeo, janelle monae, obpo, pan am games, panamania, parapan am games, roller figure skating, the roots
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