Berkeley University's Department of French presents Anglo-Quebec writer, Gail Scott. Scott will give a reading from her new book of essays, Permanent Revolution. Gail Scott was very active in the Quebec […]

Frye Festival presents Asserting Purpose with Aimee Wall, author of We, Jane, and Zoe Whittall in conversation with host Christine McLean. Breathing life into the complexities of womanhood. April 24, 2022 […]

Frye Festival presents Feminism and Fiction with Aimee Wall, author of We, Jane, and Clémentine Beauvais in conversation with host, Sonya Malaborza. What space can there be for sexual and reproductive […]

Literature at its most virtuosic: readings by our guest authors, enhanced by musical improvisations and mesmerizing projections. With Therese Estacion, author of Phantompains, along with Mo Bolduc, Rébecca Déraspe,  Kaie Kellough, Djennie Laguerre & Rebecca Salazar […]

Frye Festival presents Language as a Compass with Therese Estacion, author of Phantompains, and Kaie Kellough. Host: Andrea Beverley. in conversation about navigating boundaries, charting time, and building space. May 1, […]

HAPPENING Multicultural Poetry Nights celebrate poets who, among other things, identify as newcomers, refugees, or immigrants. Tonight featuring: Hasan Namir, author of Umbilical Cord, along with Lillian Allen,  Irene Marques, […]

Hasan Namir, author of Umbilical Cord, along with Julietta Singh, and S. Bear Bergman discuss the joys and challenges of parenting, and the ways that they tackle such a personal […]

Spring Launch Spectacular! Join us for a joint book launch with five amazing writers! Shani Mootooo, author of Cane | Fire, alongside, Farzana Doctor, Madhur Anand, Shyam Selvadurai, and  Sanna Wani. […]

Book*hug Press, in partnership with De Stiil Bookstore, invites you to celebrate the launch of Bystander by Mike Steeves. With special guest moderator: Scotiabank Giller Prize-winning author Sean Michaels! Join […]

Join Book*hug Press to celebrate the launch of Good Mom on Paper: Writers on Creativity and Motherhood. With readings by the anthology's contributors and a conversation with editors, Stacey May […]