This book fest in Coquitlam will feature a novelist from P.E.I.
The 39th JCC Jewish Book Festival in Coquitlam next month is set to welcome a fiction and poetry author from Prince Edward Island.
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The 39th JCC Jewish Book Festival in Coquitlam next month is set to welcome a fiction and poetry author from Prince Edward Island.
Here are the Canadian fiction we are excited about this season.
With self-irony and dark humour, Micheline Maylor in The Bad Wife documents the disintegration of a marriage from the point of view of a flawed narrator. Willfully self-conscious, the speaker parodies her flirtatious wiles during a mutual attraction early in their relationship, but, as the poems continue, she speaks more…
Hollay Ghadery looks forward to sharing her newly published collection during April 22 launch at Kawartha Lakes Museum & Archives
The winners will be announced on October 8.