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Bruce Meyer
Yesterday's World Photography Day had us thinking about all the great stories that are told visually. From portraits of Canadian authors to the rise of hip hop culture to photographic documentaries of marginalized women, our top 10 list of snap-worthy stories is an ode to this ... Read more
There's nothing scary about three season launches and two festivals this week (well, maybe that we don't have enough time to see them all!).
Are you hosting an event featuring an author whose titles are available on All Lit Up? Send the event details, including author, book, ... Read more
Happy birthday to us! Usually, we ring in our big day with a look ahead to books we can't wait to read in Fall, but since we've already tackled that, we're counting to three with:
Winter is around the bend, and the days are growing darker, but here at ALU we’re all lit up with anticipation of cozy nights in getting our read on. (Throw in a fireplace and some hot chocolate and our night is just about complete.)
Next week we have something special in store ... Read more
In his latest book Portraits of Canadian Writers (Porcupine's Quill), author and photographer Bruce Meyer talks about shooting famous authors – with a camera, that is. From Dorothy Livesay to Patrick Lane to the recently gone but deeply missed Leonard Cohen, he generously ... Read more
We're not the only ones linking Pan Am and reading: the OPBO is hosting several readings events this week in Toronto, including children's writers and poetry events. The Saskatchewan Festival of Words also kicks off this week, bringing over 20 authors to Moose Jaw.
Are you ... Read more
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