McNally Robinson Booksellers Saskatoon presents Tanis MacDonald, author of Mobile. Also reading: Valerie Korinek, author of Prairie Fairies.

Growing Room Festival presents On Money and Writing: An Intersectional Conversation About Creative Survival, with panelists: Chelene Knight, author of Dear Current Occupant, Erika Thorkelson, Jackie Wong, and jaye simpson. Moderated by Andrea Warner. The vast majority of writers don’t survive on creative work alone, yet conversations around money and the privilege that comes with […]

Toronto Launch for Try Not to Get Too Attached by Robin Richardson. Join us for the launch of Robin Richardson’s fourth publication, a book of art, peppered with poems, Try Not To Get Too Attached. Urban Clubhouse at 59 Spencer Ave #1054 Toronto, Ontario There will be wine and Robin will be available to sign […]

Knife Fork Book presents a reading with Moez Surani, author of Are the Rivers in Your Poems Real. Also reading: Bardia Sinaee.

The Cherie Smith JCC Jewish Book Festival presents A Poetry Evening, with Alex Leslie, author of Vancouver for Beginners. Also with Adrienne Drobnies, Laura Zacharin. Moderated by Abby Wener Herlin.  

Lunch Poems at SFU presents Christine McNair, author of Charm. Also reading: rob mclennan. Join us at SFU Vancouver at the Tech Gallery (Main floor, next to the huge windows with the mountain view).

Common Readings, the Februrary Edition, presents Jess Taylor (Just Pervs) and Moez Surani (Are the Rivers in Your Poems Real). Also reading: Ryan Fitzpatrick.

Tree Reading Series presents Erin Brubacher, co-author of 7th Cousins: An Automythography. Also reading: Mark Treddinick.

Pivot Reading Series presents Erin Brubacher, author of 7th Cousins: An Automythography. DETAILS: Pivot Episode Ten Featuring  Erin Brubacher, Andre Babyn, Barnier & Cok @ Tranzac Club (292 Brunswick Avenue, fully accessible) 7:30 doors, 8:00 readings PWYC for artist expenses

Someday Books presents Moez Surani (Are the Rivers in Your Poems Real) and Book*hug's Co-Publisher Jay MillAr (I Could Have Pretended to Be Better Than You, Anvil Press.) Hosted by Gregory Betts.