Intellectual Property (IP) is the bread and butter of writers and artists. It is at the core of every contract, fundamental to getting paid and key to being respected. But it’s also mysterious and poorly understood for many of us. Where does it come from, and how do you get it? Is a secret handshake…
DetailsApril is National Poetry Month, so celebrate with an evening at the library featuring poetry readings hosted by local author Bernadette Gabay Dyer. Poets will include CAA Toronto Branch member Patrick Connors, Daniel Maluka, Al Moritz, and Judith Penfold. Following the reading, works will be available to purchase. All are welcome to this drop-in event,…
DetailsJoin author Edward Y. C. Lee as he discusses his debut novel, The Laundryman’s Boy. Set in St. Catherine’s in 1913, The Laundryman’s Boy follows 13-year-old Hoi Wing Woo’s struggles to build escape a life of hard labour and exploitation, and make something more of himself. Edward Lee will talk about his journey as a…
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