The Belkin Art Gallery presents a reading with Lisa Robertson
Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery University of British Columbia 1825 Main Mall, Vancouver, BC, CanadaThe Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery at UBC presents "The Baudelaire Fractal", a reading with Lisa Robertson, author of Nilling and The Men. For further information please contact: Jana Tyner at jana.tyner@ubc.ca, tel: (604) 822-1389, or fax: (604) 822-6689
Tartan Turban Secret Summer Readings #4 presents Marianne Apostolides and Shannon Bramer
Barrett and Welsh 577 Kingston Road, #301, Toronto, ON, CanadaTartan Turban Secret Summer Readings #4 presents Marianne Apostolides (Deep Salt Water) and Shannon Bramer (Precious Energy). You are invited to the 4th session of The Tartan Turban Secret Summer Readings curated by writer and chef Sang Kim, at Barrett and Welsh on September 21st, 2017. Also with Karen Connelly, Jessica Heimstra and Puneet Dutt. […]
LiterASIAN Opening Reception, with Leanne Dunic, author of To Love the Coming End
Thai Town Restaurant 88 W Pender St., Vancouver, BC, CanadaIn the heart of Vancouver’s International Village, Thai Town Restaurant will be the host of this year’s reception for LiterASIAN. All eight authors, including Leanne Dunic, author of To Love the Coming End, will be present for guests to mingle with, and their books will be available to be bought and signed if desired. Food […]
The Capilano Review Launches Issue 3.32, with Lisa Robertson, and more
The Capilano Review 281 Industrial Ave, Vancouver, BC, CanadaTCR launches Issue 3.32, 'Polymorphous Translation' co-edited by Catriona Strang and Ted Byrne, and featuring readings and performances by Lisa Robertson, Renée Sarojini Saklikar, Michael Barnholden, Olga Garcia and Danielle LaFrance, Rachelle Sawatsky, Matea Kulic, Leah Sharzer, plus a short film by Tristin Greyeyes. Accessibility: Entrance to the event space is street level, through a 4-metre-wide entry into […]
LiterASIAN Festival presents Leanne Dunic, author of To Love the Coming End
Vancouver Public Library, Central Branch, Alice MacKay Room, 350 W Georgia St., Vancouver, BC, CanadaLiterASIAN Festival presents 'To Love the Coming End, After the Bloom, Stumbling Through Paradise, and The Three Pleasures", featuring Leanne Dunic, author of To Love the Coming End. Also with Leslie Shimotakahara, Eleanor Guerrero-Campbell and Terry Watado. Moderated by Dr. Chris Lee. Join authors Leanne Dunic, Leslie Shimotakahara, Eleanor Guerrero-Campbell, and Terry Watada as they […]
LiterASIAN Festival presents a panel with Leanne Dunic, author of To Love the Coming End
UBC Learning Exchange 612 Main St., Vancouver, BC, CanadaLiterASIAN Festival presents 'The Art of Storytelling: The Delicate Line Between Fiction and Reality', a panel discussion with Leanne Dunic, author of To Love the Coming End and more. Janie Chang, Leanne Dunic, Jen Sookfong Lee, and Eleanor Guerrero-Campbell speak about the delicate line between fiction and reality. The four authors will detail how their […]
The Capilano Review presents a lecture with Lisa Robertson
SFU Harbour Centre 555 W. Hastings, Vancouver, BC, CanadaThe Capilano Review presents "Wide Rime", a lecture with Lisa Robertson, author of Nilling and The Men. "I think the voice is the great Baroque pearl of this catastrophe that is the political human dump." TCR and SFU Graduate Liberal studies co-sponsors a talk by Lisa Robertson Wide Rime: Voice, Value, Resistance In a consideration […]
Word Vancouver presents Leanne Dunic, author of To Love the Coming End
Library Square, located at the Central Branch of the Vancouver Public Library Vancouver, BC, CanadaWord Vancouver presents a Reading of To Love the Coming End by Leanne Dunic, at the Sunrise Suite (South Plaza). (Leanne Dunic: Adopted by the Writers Guild of Canada)
Word Vancouver presents Leanne Dunic, author of To Love the Coming End
Library Square, located at the Central Branch of the Vancouver Public Library Vancouver, BC, CanadaWord Vancouver presents "Mixed Voices Raised", featuring Leanne Dunic, author of To Love the Coming End. Presented at Perspective Point (Peter Kaye Room). More and more, we live in a society of hybridized, mixed, or blended identities. What is it like to write and read from within or beyond the hyphen or transnational identities? What […]
Word on the Street Toronto presents Shannon Bramer, author of Precious Energy
Word on the Street Toronto Harbourfront Centre, Toronto, ON, CanadaWord on the Street Toronto presents This Time it's Personal, with Shannon Bramer, author of Precious Energy, in the Vibrant Voices of Ontario tent. Also with Michael Dennis. Hosted by Susan G. Cole. Whether insinuating or blunt in its message, poetry can be a wonderfully personal art. Join Michael Dennis and Shannon Bramer as they […]
