Suzette Mayr is the author of Venous Hum, The Widows, Moon Honey, and Monoceros, which won the W. O. Mitchell Book Prize, the ReLit Award for Best Novel, and was longlisted for the Scotiabank Giller Prize. Mayr lives in Calgary, Alberta.
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For University students fresh out of end-of-year exam season, we're sure that the spectrum of banal-to-acute academia-related horror detailed in novels Black Star and Dr. Edith Vane and the Hares of Crawley Hall is a little too close for comfort right now. However, ... Read more
We started off this month with Poetry Cure, a series dedicated to poetry as self-care, revisited some historical literary movements (postmodernism, what's up), and cheered for some indie presses that made the 2018 Alberta Literary Awards shortlist.
Don't miss festivals like Vancouver Writers' Fest, International Festival of Authors, Bookfest Windsor, and the Stratford Writers' Festival, all starting this week!
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Happy Thanksgiving! We're thankful for a spate of literary events and festivals (five!) to go to this week.
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If you thought last week had all the festivals, think again; this week has Thin Air in Winnipeg, Fog Lit in Saint John, Victoria's Festival of Authors, Poetry Weekend at the University of New Brunswick, Kingston Writers' Fest, and a bevy of readings and book launches.
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With it being an unusually rainy summer here in southerneastern Ontario, we’ve been watching a little more Netflix than we’d care to admit. If you too have been asked “Are you still watching…?” too many times to feel comfortable, why not hit the ‘flix with a seldom-heard ... Read more
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