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This [Month] in Literary Events: August
Happy holiday! Because literary events are naturally more scarce in the summertime, we’ve lumped August together into a supersized, coast-to-coast literary listing! Set your calendar to “month” and plan for these great events.Are you hosting an event featuring an author whose titles are available on All Lit Up? Send the event details, including author, book, date, time, and address to hello@alllitup.ca to be included in our listings.
Saturday, August 6th
Kemptville, ONSunday, August 7th
TorontoThursday, August 11th
CalgaryAugust Flywheel Reading SeriesWhere:Â Pages on Kensington, 1135 Kensington Road NW, Calgary, ABWhen:Â 7:30pmMore information:Â Join us for readings by Martin West (Cretacea), Daniela Elza (the weight of dew), Richard Kemick (Caribou Run), and Ashley-Elizabeth Best (Slow States of Collapse)!Link:Â https://www.facebook.com/events/278378985860919/Wednesday, August 17th
Scarborough, ONLisa de Nikolits ReadingWhere: Albert Campbell Library, 1R1, 496 Birchmount Rd, Scarborough, ONMore information: Lisa de Nikolits reads from her upcoming novel The Nearly Girl at Albert Campbell Library in Scarborough.Friday, August 19th
VancouverSaturday, August 20th
Kamloops, BCSunday, August 21st
Perth, ONFramework: Words on the Land, featuring an afternoon of readings of work Where: Fieldwork, Perth, ONWhen: 3pmMore information: Fieldwork, in partnership with the Ottawa International Writers Festival, presents Framework: Words on the Land, featuring an afternoon of readings of work – created over the course of a weekend of in-situ writing in the forest at Fieldwork. With Sandra Ridley, author of Silvija (forthcoming) and The Counting House.Also reading: Natale Ghent, John K. Grande, Helen Humphreys, John Kaplansky, Katherine Graham, Andrew Kaufman, Monty Reid, John Steffler, Kathleen Winter and Alissa York.Thursday, August 25th
Moncton, NBAttic Owl Reading SeriesWhere:Â Moncton, NB (location TBA)More information:Â Elaine McCluskey (The Most Heartless Town in Canada) reads at Attic Owl Reading Series, Moncton (NB).Sunday, August 28th
MontrealMonday, August 29th
TorontoWednesday, August 31st
WinnipegMcNally Robinson Booksellers, in partnership with Thin Air Winnipeg, present Jean Marc-Ah SenWhere: McNally Robinson Booksellers, Grant Park Mall, 1120 Grant Avenue, Winnipeg, ManitobaWhen: 7-8pmMore information: McNally Robinson Booksellers, in partnership with Thin Air Winnipeg, present an evening with Jean Marc Ah-Sen author of Grand Menteur. Featuring a reading, conversation and audience Q&A. Hosted by Dr. Jenny Heijun Wills, associate professor of English at the University of Winnipeg. Book signing to follow.Tagged: