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After Words Literary Festival presents Gwen Benaway

Victoria Festival of Authors presents Adrienne Gruber

After Words Literary Festival presents Gwen Benaway
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Toronto Public Library’s new poetry series re:verses, and curator Phoebe Wang present Hana Shafi

Pivot Reading Series presents Johanna Skibsrud and Moez Surani

NYU English Department presents Johanna Skibsrud and Pam Dick
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Whistler Writers Festival presents Lee Maracle

BookFest Windsor presents Gwen Benaway

Whistler Writers Festival presents Shannon Webb-Campbell
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Vancouver Writers Fest presents Lee Maracle, Columpa Bobb and Tania Carter

Words Worth Books presents Tanis MacDonald and Moez Surani

Vancouver Writers Fest presents Lee Maracle

Vancouver Writers Fest presents Derek Mascarenhas

Librairie Drawn and Quarterly presents Johanna Skibsrud

Toronto International Festival of Authors presents Lee Maracle, Columpa Bobb and Tania Carter

Vancouver Writers Fest presents Derek Mascarenhas

Toronto International Festival of Authors presents a Festival Pop-up: Union Station, with Julie Morrissy

Toronto International Festival of Authors presents Julie Morrissy
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Toronto International Festival of Authors presents Rune Christiansen
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Toronto International Festival of Authors presents a Reception to Celebrate Book*hug’s 15th Anniversary
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  1. Vancouver Writers Fest presents Lee Maracle

    October 23 @ 6:00 pm - 7:15 pm

  2. Vancouver Writers Fest presents Derek Mascarenhas

    October 24 @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

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