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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20201003T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20201003T110000
DTSTAMP:20260427T183620
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SUMMARY:The Festival of Literary Diversity Kids Bookfest: Doodle With Me [6+]
DESCRIPTION:The FOLD Kids Bookfest includes a fantastic array of events featuring a diverse array of authors and illustrators who’ve created books for young people (ages 0-18). In addition to events centred around children and young people\, the festival includes opportunities for adult writers of children’s literature to take part in pitch sessions and to develop their craft through in-person workshops with the festival’s incredible lineup of authors. \n  \n \n  \nDoodle With Me – Ideal for children 6+ \nDebbie Ridpath Ohi reads from her latest picture book\, Gurple and Preen: A Broken Crayon Cosmic Adventure (written by Linda Sue Park and illustrated by Debbie)\, then shows young artists and writers how to brainstorm character and story ideas through found object doodles. Bring paper and something to draw with! \nThis event includes a full storybook reading and will only be available live. 
URL:https://canadianauthors.org/national/event/the-festival-of-literary-diversity-kids-bookfest/
CATEGORIES:Panel,Presentation,Reading,Virtual Festival,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC-3:20201003T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC-3:20201003T113000
DTSTAMP:20260427T183620
CREATED:20200729T223121Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200729T223145Z
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SUMMARY:Afterwords Literary Festival: Advanced Workshop with Sue Goyette
DESCRIPTION:Writing into the Unknown: fortifying a curious and imaginative practice with Sue Goyette\n  \n \n\nThe AfterWords Literary Festival was co-founded by Ryan Turner and Stephanie Domet\, and in the fall of 2019\, AfterWords held its inaugural edition.  In 2020\, due to Covid-19\, the festival will host live events online between September 30th and October 4th. AfterWords is primarily interested in presenting (and being in the audience for) conversations among writers about the ideas that push them forward\, the experiences that formed them into writers\, and what writing can tell us about how to be human. Our mission is to give those writers who choose to join us the very best experience that Halifax has to offer. \nWe will offer live captioning upon request to all of our online events.  \nWe celebrate our festival on the unceded and traditional homeland of the Mi’kmaq People. We do land acknowledgements as a part of the reconciliation process. In order for this festival to exist\, for Canadians to enjoy the lives that they have\, Indigenous people were removed\, displaced\, and killed. This truth is an uncomfortable one\, but one that is necessary to face if we\, as fellow Canadians\, are to understand our whole history. We honour the Mi’kmaq\, whose stories have been shaped by Mi’kma’ki. \n\n\nHow do we engage with this tumultuous and potent time as writers? How do we keep our practice vibrant and intact? Sue will create a space for this crucial conversation and participants will be invited to recommit to their writing practice with a renewed vigour. Using creative prompts and through discussion\, participants will have the opportunity to re-engage with the serious practice of play and emergence while reckoning with their private worries of failure and of success. Writers are invited to bring their worst fears about their work to the discussion so they may start the transformative practice of facing them. \n\n\n\nFee of $20.00. \n10:00-11:30 am AST on Saturday\, October 3rd. \nRegistration opens August 10th. Limit of 15 participants. For advanced writers. \n\n
URL:https://canadianauthors.org/national/event/afterwords-literary-festival-advanced-workshop-with-sue-goyette/
CATEGORIES:Book Fair,Festival,Reading,Virtual Festival,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20201003T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20201003T130000
DTSTAMP:20260427T183620
CREATED:20201002T162811Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201002T162811Z
UID:28286-1601726400-1601730000@canadianauthors.org
SUMMARY:The Festival of Literary Diversity Kids Bookfest: Not So Different [Ages 6+]
DESCRIPTION:The FOLD Kids Bookfest includes a fantastic array of events featuring a diverse array of authors and illustrators who’ve created books for young people (ages 0-18). In addition to events centred around children and young people\, the festival includes opportunities for adult writers of children’s literature to take part in pitch sessions and to develop their craft through in-person workshops with the festival’s incredible lineup of authors. \n  \n \n  \nNot So Different – This event is recommended for children 6+ \nIn this hilarious one-of-a-kind event\, disabled blogger\, children’s book author and Youtube star Shane Burcaw talks about his book Not So Different. This interactive event is designed to teach kids about spinal muscular atrophy and about all the ways Shane wants people to know he’s not so different after all. \nThis event will be recorded. 
URL:https://canadianauthors.org/national/event/the-festival-of-literary-diversity-kids-bookfest-not-so-different-ages-6/
CATEGORIES:Book Fair,Festival,Presentation,Reading,Virtual Festival
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC-3:20201003T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC-3:20201003T140000
DTSTAMP:20260427T183620
CREATED:20200729T223339Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200729T223352Z
UID:27213-1601730000-1601733600@canadianauthors.org
SUMMARY:Afterwords Literary Festival: Workshop with JJ Steeves
DESCRIPTION:Memoirs of the Mundane with JJ Steeves\n  \n \nThe AfterWords Literary Festival was co-founded by Ryan Turner and Stephanie Domet\, and in the fall of 2019\, AfterWords held its inaugural edition.  In 2020\, due to Covid-19\, the festival will host live events online between September 30th and October 4th. AfterWords is primarily interested in presenting (and being in the audience for) conversations among writers about the ideas that push them forward\, the experiences that formed them into writers\, and what writing can tell us about how to be human. Our mission is to give those writers who choose to join us the very best experience that Halifax has to offer. \n\nWe will offer live captioning upon request to all of our online events.  \nWe celebrate our festival on the unceded and traditional homeland of the Mi’kmaq People. We do land acknowledgements as a part of the reconciliation process. In order for this festival to exist\, for Canadians to enjoy the lives that they have\, Indigenous people were removed\, displaced\, and killed. This truth is an uncomfortable one\, but one that is necessary to face if we\, as fellow Canadians\, are to understand our whole history. We honour the Mi’kmaq\, whose stories have been shaped by Mi’kma’ki. \nAs a culture we have certain notions about who should and should not write memoirs– but of course we do everyone a disservice by only valuing a small segment of voices! Luckily\, comics have a long history of what is often referred to as “diary comics\,” and many diverse voices have created diary comics over the years to process\, share\, and connect their unique feelings\, experiences and narratives with others. For many\, this means meandering through what we would consider the mundane details of life\, and that is partly what we shall celebrate in our workshop together. Not all memoirs need to be from famous politicians or celebrities! Instead\, using the combination of words and drawings\, we can learn to honour parts of ourselves we may not take the time to acknowledge normally. \n\n\nFee of $15.00. \n1:00-2:00 pm AST on Saturday\, October 3rd. \nRegistrations opens August 10th. Limit of 12 participants. \n
URL:https://canadianauthors.org/national/event/afterwords-literary-festival-workshop-with-jj-steeves/
CATEGORIES:Festival,Reading,Virtual Festival,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20201003T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20201003T153000
DTSTAMP:20260427T183620
CREATED:20201002T163215Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201002T163215Z
UID:28285-1601733600-1601739000@canadianauthors.org
SUMMARY:The Festival of Literary Diversity Kids Bookfest: Writing Workshop for Young Writers [Ages 12-18]
DESCRIPTION:The FOLD Kids Bookfest includes a fantastic array of events featuring a diverse array of authors and illustrators who’ve created books for young people (ages 0-18). In addition to events centred around children and young people\, the festival includes opportunities for adult writers of children’s literature to take part in pitch sessions and to develop their craft through in-person workshops with the festival’s incredible lineup of authors. \n  \n \n  \nWriting Workshop for Young Writers – This event is designed for writers 12-18 years of age \nIn this workshop for young writers\, author Richard Van Camp provides practical tips and tricks for writing incredible stories. This event takes place online via Zoom. \nThis event will not be available as a recording and will only be available live. 
URL:https://canadianauthors.org/national/event/the-festival-of-literary-diversity-kids-bookfest-writing-workshop-for-young-writers-ages-12-18/
CATEGORIES:Book Fair,Festival,Virtual Festival,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20201003T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20201003T153000
DTSTAMP:20260427T183620
CREATED:20201002T172645Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201002T172813Z
UID:28284-1601733600-1601739000@canadianauthors.org
SUMMARY:The Festival of Literary Diversity Kids Bookfest: Writing KidLit Workshop [For Adults]
DESCRIPTION:The FOLD Kids Bookfest includes a fantastic array of events featuring a diverse array of authors and illustrators who’ve created books for young people (ages 0-18). In addition to events centred around children and young people\, the festival includes opportunities for adult writers of children’s literature to take part in pitch sessions and to develop their craft through in-person workshops with the festival’s incredible lineup of authors. \n  \n \n  \nWriting Kidlit Workshop – For Adults \nAward-winning author Jillian Tamaki shares practical resources and insight on the process of writing picture books. This event takes place online via Zoom. \nThis event will not be recorded and will only be available live. 
URL:https://canadianauthors.org/national/event/the-festival-of-literary-diversity-kids-bookfest-writing-kidlit-workshop-for-adults/
CATEGORIES:Book Fair,Festival,Virtual Festival,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC-3:20201003T143000
DTEND;TZID=UTC-3:20201003T160000
DTSTAMP:20260427T183620
CREATED:20200729T223614Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200729T223624Z
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SUMMARY:Afterwords Literary Festival: Workshop with Randy Boyagoda
DESCRIPTION:A truth universally acknowledged: The first page matters with Randy Boyagoda\n  \n \n\nThe AfterWords Literary Festival was co-founded by Ryan Turner and Stephanie Domet\, and in the fall of 2019\, AfterWords held its inaugural edition.  In 2020\, due to Covid-19\, the festival will host live events online between September 30th and October 4th. AfterWords is primarily interested in presenting (and being in the audience for) conversations among writers about the ideas that push them forward\, the experiences that formed them into writers\, and what writing can tell us about how to be human. Our mission is to give those writers who choose to join us the very best experience that Halifax has to offer. \n\nWe will offer live captioning upon request to all of our online events.  \nWe celebrate our festival on the unceded and traditional homeland of the Mi’kmaq People. We do land acknowledgements as a part of the reconciliation process. In order for this festival to exist\, for Canadians to enjoy the lives that they have\, Indigenous people were removed\, displaced\, and killed. This truth is an uncomfortable one\, but one that is necessary to face if we\, as fellow Canadians\, are to understand our whole history. We honour the Mi’kmaq\, whose stories have been shaped by Mi’kma’ki. \n\n\n\nGreat stories begin with great openings. In this workshop\, you will explore the promise and peril of how to begin a work of fiction. Any one decision – of perspective\, voice\, location\, time sequence – has a series of cascading effects on what you decide to do next. Done well\, the first page invites readers into the rest of the story with balancing ratios of curiosity and committing. Looking at a series of examples — from the likes of Herman Melville\, Elena Ferrante\, Ian Williams\, and Arundhati Roy  — we will discuss your writing ambitions and plans in the context of what makes for the best possible start to the stories you want to tell. \nFee of $15.00. \n2:30-4:00 pm AST on Saturday\, October 3rd. \nRegistration opens August 10th. Limit of 12 participants. \n
URL:https://canadianauthors.org/national/event/afterwords-literary-festival-workshop-with-randy-boyagoda/
CATEGORIES:Book Fair,Festival,Presentation,Reading,Virtual Festival,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20201003T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20201003T173000
DTSTAMP:20260427T183620
CREATED:20200917T032953Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200917T032953Z
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SUMMARY:Victoria Festival of Authors: Truth\, Trauma\, Beauty\, Beast
DESCRIPTION:\n\n\n\nWith Amanda Leduc\, Michael Prior and Jesse Thistle\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nJoin a conversation and reading with three writers whose work in essay\, poetry\, and narrative freshly inhabit the world of memoir. In Disfigured\, Amanda Leduc illuminates the connections between fairy tales and disability as she explores her relationship to her own body. Michael Prior’s collection\, Burning Province\, holds intergenerational trauma and cultural legacy at centre in poems that blaze with the experience of his Japanese grandparents in a BC internment camp. From the Ashes\, Jesse Thistle’s #1 national bestseller\, recounts with bracing honesty his struggle out of a life of abuse\, addiction\, and trauma\, and back into his redemptive Indigenous inheritance. Tracing bloodline\, history\, memory\, and the body\, these writers wrestle the truth in their stories in pursuit of a reconciling witness. \nModerated by Carla Funk. Closed-Captioned. \nFREE\, BUT REGISTRATION REQUIRED. REGISTER HERE. \n\n\n\n
URL:https://canadianauthors.org/national/event/victoria-festival-of-authors-truth-trauma-beauty-beast/
CATEGORIES:Book Fair,Festival,Panel,Reading,Virtual Festival
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20201003T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20201003T170000
DTSTAMP:20260427T183620
CREATED:20201002T173057Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201002T173057Z
UID:28283-1601740800-1601744400@canadianauthors.org
SUMMARY:The Festival of Literary Diversity Kids Bookfest: The Big Birthday Bash [Ages 4+]
DESCRIPTION:The FOLD Kids Bookfest includes a fantastic array of events featuring a diverse array of authors and illustrators who’ve created books for young people (ages 0-18). In addition to events centred around children and young people\, the festival includes opportunities for adult writers of children’s literature to take part in pitch sessions and to develop their craft through in-person workshops with the festival’s incredible lineup of authors. \n  \n \n  \nJoin us for an interactive virtual birthday party with two incredible authors. Get ready for the party with Danielle Murrell Cox as she reads from her book\, My Hair\, followed by a celebration with Yolanda T. Marshall reading My Soca Birthday Party. Prepare to dance\, sing\, and laugh as we celebrate a lively afternoon with brilliant authors and books! This event takes place online via Zoom. \nThis event includes two full storybook readings and is only available live. 
URL:https://canadianauthors.org/national/event/the-festival-of-literary-diversity-kids-bookfest-the-big-birthday-bash-ages-4/
CATEGORIES:Book Fair,Festival,Reading,Social,Virtual Celebration,Virtual Festival
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20201003T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20201003T193000
DTSTAMP:20260427T183620
CREATED:20201002T173439Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201002T173439Z
UID:28282-1601748000-1601753400@canadianauthors.org
SUMMARY:The Festival of Literary Diversity Kids Bookfest: This Really Happened - True-to-Life Stories for Young Readers [Ages 12+]
DESCRIPTION:The FOLD Kids Bookfest includes a fantastic array of events featuring a diverse array of authors and illustrators who’ve created books for young people (ages 0-18). In addition to events centred around children and young people\, the festival includes opportunities for adult writers of children’s literature to take part in pitch sessions and to develop their craft through in-person workshops with the festival’s incredible lineup of authors. \n  \n \n  \nThis Really Happened: True-to-Life Stories for Young Readers \nIn this powerful panel\, Canadian authors of fiction and non-fiction talk about their books for young readers that are rooted in real life events. Join Tina Athaide (Orange for the Sunsets)\, Michel Chikwanine (Child Soldier) and June Hur (The Silence of Bones) as they discuss the important historical moments that shaped their stories. \nThis event will be recorded and will be available soon after our event on our website. 
URL:https://canadianauthors.org/national/event/the-festival-of-literary-diversity-kids-bookfest-this-really-happened-true-to-life-stories-for-young-readers-ages-12/
CATEGORIES:Book Fair,Festival,Panel,Presentation,Reading,Virtual Festival
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20201003T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20201003T203000
DTSTAMP:20260427T183620
CREATED:20200917T033118Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200917T033118Z
UID:27974-1601751600-1601757000@canadianauthors.org
SUMMARY:Victoria Festival of Authors: Simply Unbelievable - Fresh Fiction for Unfathomable Times
DESCRIPTION:\n\n\n\nWith Zsuzsi Gartner\, Catherine Hernandez\, Mallory Tater and Doreen Vanderstoop\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nIn the midst of unprecedented global uncertainty\, what each of us believes—about ourselves and about the systems of power we live within—can have direct and dire consequences on the way the world moves. \nJoin these four novelists whose work bravely contends with the contemporary crisis of credibility. A woman’s grief turns her into a magnet for dark stories—or possibly even a saint—as strangers confess their deepest secrets to her. Racialized queer people fight an oppressive regime that puts those deemed “Other” into concentration camps. The youth of an alternative community struggle to follow the rules their charismatic founder established generations ago. And a woman fights to save her family and her farm in a near-future fraught with climate calamity and disease. \nModerated by Matthew J. Trafford. Closed-Captioned. \nFREE\, BUT REGISTRATION REQUIRED. REGISTER HERE. \n\n\n\n
URL:https://canadianauthors.org/national/event/victoria-festival-of-authors-simply-unbelievable-fresh-fiction-for-unfathomable-times/
CATEGORIES:Book Fair,Festival,Panel,Presentation,Reading,Virtual Festival
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC-3:20201003T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC-3:20201003T213000
DTSTAMP:20260427T183620
CREATED:20200729T223830Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200729T223842Z
UID:27215-1601755200-1601760600@canadianauthors.org
SUMMARY:Afterwords Literary Festival: Reading Deeply
DESCRIPTION:Novelists Shani Mootoo\, Michelle Good\, and Francesca Ekwuyasi in conversation with writer and journalist Evelyn C. White.\n  \n \n\nThe AfterWords Literary Festival was co-founded by Ryan Turner and Stephanie Domet\, and in the fall of 2019\, AfterWords held its inaugural edition.  In 2020\, due to Covid-19\, the festival will host live events online between September 30th and October 4th. AfterWords is primarily interested in presenting (and being in the audience for) conversations among writers about the ideas that push them forward\, the experiences that formed them into writers\, and what writing can tell us about how to be human. Our mission is to give those writers who choose to join us the very best experience that Halifax has to offer. \n\nWe will offer live captioning upon request to all of our online events.  \nWe celebrate our festival on the unceded and traditional homeland of the Mi’kmaq People. We do land acknowledgements as a part of the reconciliation process. In order for this festival to exist\, for Canadians to enjoy the lives that they have\, Indigenous people were removed\, displaced\, and killed. This truth is an uncomfortable one\, but one that is necessary to face if we\, as fellow Canadians\, are to understand our whole history. We honour the Mi’kmaq\, whose stories have been shaped by Mi’kma’ki. \n\n“If you’re reading to find friends\, you’re in deep trouble. We read to find life\, in all its possibilities.” — Claire Messud. Life in all its possibilities abounds in new novels from Shani Mootoo (Polar Vortex)\, Michelle Good (Five Little Indians)\, and Francesca Ekwuyasi (Butter Honey Pig Bread). Hear these three novelists read from their new books\, and join them in conversation with writer and journalist Evelyn C. White. \n​This event is presented with support from the Access Copyright Foundation. \nSuggested donation of $5.00. \n​8:00-9:30 pm AST on Saturday\, October 3rd. \nTickets available August 10th. \n
URL:https://canadianauthors.org/national/event/afterwords-literary-festival-reading-deeply/
CATEGORIES:Book Fair,Book Launch,Book signing and sales,Festival,Panel,Presentation,Reading,Virtual Book Launch,Virtual Festival
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20201003T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20201003T213000
DTSTAMP:20260427T183620
CREATED:20201002T173853Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201002T173853Z
UID:28281-1601755200-1601760600@canadianauthors.org
SUMMARY:The Festival of Literary Diversity Kids Bookfest: One Earth - Youth Rally for the Planet [All Ages]
DESCRIPTION:The FOLD Kids Bookfest includes a fantastic array of events featuring a diverse array of authors and illustrators who’ve created books for young people (ages 0-18). In addition to events centred around children and young people\, the festival includes opportunities for adult writers of children’s literature to take part in pitch sessions and to develop their craft through in-person workshops with the festival’s incredible lineup of authors. \n  \n \n  \nOne Earth: Youth Rally for the Planet \nJoin author Anuradha Rao as she checks in with some of the One Earth: People of Color Protecting Our Planet contributors from around the world–environmental defenders who are doing fantastic work advocating for the planet. Enjoy music in a powerful family event that will inspire all of us to protect and defend the land. This event takes place online via Zoom. \nFeaturing: \nMao Amis\, Cape Town \nKendi Borona\, Kenya \nDominique Edwards\, US \nNana Firman\, US \nNitya Chari Harris\, Canada \nSameer Muldeen\, Canada \nBrandon Nguyen\, Canada \nWilli Nolan-Campbell\, Jamaica \nWilliam Padilla-Brown\, US \nDipani Sutaria\, India \nKim Sander Wright\, Canada \nKen Wu\, Canada 
URL:https://canadianauthors.org/national/event/the-festival-of-literary-diversity-kids-bookfest-one-earth-youth-rally-for-the-planet-all-ages/
CATEGORIES:Book Fair,Festival,Presentation,Social,Virtual Celebration,Virtual Festival
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20201003T223000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20201004T000000
DTSTAMP:20260427T183620
CREATED:20200917T033242Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200917T033242Z
UID:27973-1601764200-1601769600@canadianauthors.org
SUMMARY:Victoria Festival of Authors: Writing in a Time of Slow Disaster
DESCRIPTION:\n\n\n\nWith Jenna Butler\, Jessica Johns\, Joanna Lilley and Shaena Lambert\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nThis panel discussion brings together four authors who\, through a variety of approaches and topics\, are exploring what it means to be writing in our present time of social upheaval and global climate disaster. Personal stories are interwoven with the practicalities of beekeeping on the edge of the boreal forest in Jenna Butler’s essay collection Revery: A Year of Bees. In Jessica John’s poetry collection How not to Spill\, we experience an Indigenous perspective of land\, water\, ancestry\, and futures. The poetry collection Endlings\, by Joanna Lilley\, gives voice to extinct animals and these poems become poignant reminders of just how precarious existence on our planet is. In Shaena Lambert’s novel Petra\, we are introduced to the original Green Party leader Petra Kelly whose work in 1980s Germany bears striking similarities to battles being fought today. \nModerated by Verena Kaminiarz. Closed-Captioned. \nFREE\, BUT REGISTRATION REQUIRED. REGISTER HERE. \n\n\n\n
URL:https://canadianauthors.org/national/event/victoria-festival-of-authors-writing-in-a-time-of-slow-disaster/
CATEGORIES:Book Fair,Festival,Panel,Reading,Virtual Festival
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