Victoria Festival of Authors presents Birth, Death, The Restlessness In Between, featuring: Hasan Namir (author of Umbilical Cord), Andrea Actis, and Jen Sookfong Lee. Moderated by John Barton. Co-curated by Planet Earth Poetry. In person event.  Livestream option also available. Tickets are available via Eventbrite here. Time: 7:30 PDT / 10:30 EDT.

Read Between the Vines 1st Anniverary Wine Cruise Shannon Webb-Campbell will read from her forthcoming collection Lunar Tides, and I Am a Body of Land, on Read Between the Vines anniversary Harbour Queen boat cruise around the Great Harbour.  Sunday, October 3 1-3 PM Atlantic time. For tickets: https://readbetweenthevines.ca

  Massy Arts and Book*hug Press invite poetry readers for the launch of Lambda Literary and Stonewall Book Award-winner Hasan Namir’s new poetry book: Umbilical Cord. The event will be hosted by Isabella Wang. In-person event. The capacity limit is 30 people. Pre-registration is required, via Evenbrite. Covid-19 Guidelines: Due to the latest recommendations from […]

  Vancouver Writers Fest presents Maria Stepanova (author of the Booker prized short-listed In Memory of Memory) in conversation with Aislinn Hunter. Event at 6:00pm PDT / 9:00pm EDT Auto-Caption Enabled. Pre-recorded digital event. Watch from home, or in the VWF cinema at The Nest on Granville Island. PWYC event. Buy tickets via the event […]

Vancouver Writers Fest presents The Poetry Bash, with Billeh Nickerson (author of Duct-Taped Roses), and Chantal Gibson, Bertrand Bickersteth, Molly Cross-Blanchard, Joseph Dandurand, and Rob Taylor. Hosted by Aislinn Hunter. This is an in-person ticketed event. All speakers will appear in-person on stage, except in unforeseen circumstances. Presented in partnership with KPU Creative Writing. 8:00 […]

Toronto International Festival of Authors presents Edges and Changes: Aimee Wall (author of We, Jane) and Kavita Bedford, hosted and moderated by Stacey May Fowles. Tickets available via the TIFA website here.    

Toronto International Festival of Authors presents Maria Stepanova (author of the Booker Prize shortlisted In Memory of Memory) in conversation with Heidi Reitmaier. Tickets available via the TIFA website here.