For the 6th year in a row, the Winnipeg Free Press is publishing poetry by Manitoba writers for National Poetry Month in partnership with the Winnipeg International Writers Festival. Hosted by editors Ariel Gordon and Tamar Rubin, this event will feature readings on the theme of resilience by the 2021 Writes of Spring poets: Alero Tenumah, Alison Wong, Carolyn Joy Creed, Delshan Anqele, Harvey Jenkins, James Scoles, Libby Jeffrey, melanie brannagan frederiksen, Noah Cain, Özten Shebahkeget, Seream, Tazi Rodrigues.

Endre Farkas will be reading from his novel Home Game at the Kodolanyi University.

Join Endre Farkas, Carolyn Marie Souaid, Hélène Dorion, and Alain Cuerrier for the Cafe Quebec panel discussion at the Sierra Poetry Festival. Information on how to register at: https://www.sierrapoetryfestival.org/register

Endre Farkas will be reading from his novel Home Game at the Pazmany Peter Catholic University.

Endre Farkas will be reading from his novel Home Game for a combined event with Eotvos Lorand University (Budapest), University of Ljubljana (Slovenia), and Brno University of Technology (Czech Republic).

Endre Farkas will be reading from his novel Home Game at the University of Pecs.

Adrienne Drobnies will be reading from Salt and Ashes as one of the featured poets at the February edition of the Poets Corner Reading Series. For more information on how to attend go to: https://poetscorner.ca/?fbclid=IwAR0Nmem1Rz6SmZveg-9nwShyWV_g89loPsoCSe2YNJ7teNaz30KRfVEr1wE

Join FBCW for a Regional Spotlight on Stella Leventoyannis Harvey and other Sunshine Coast authors. Register at https://www.bcwriters.ca/event-4142399 and a Zoom link for the event will be sent to you. When it’s time for the event you can click on the Zoom link to join the event.

Tamar Rubin will be reading from Tablet Fragments as the featured poet at the February edition of the Speaking Crow open mic poetry series. For more information on how to attend go to: http://bit.ly/2NZGiHz

Lunch Poems at SFU is a unique opportunity to celebrate poetry. January's Lunch Poems reading features poets Adrienne Drobnies and Michael Mirolla. Be sure to register in advance to receive access details.

Joel Robert Ferguson will be reading from The Lost Cafeteria as the featured poet at the January edition of the Speaking Crow open mic poetry series. For more information on how to attend go to: http://bit.ly/38sDU2u

Join Kaija Pepper for the virtual launch of her book, Falling Into Flight: A Memoir of Life and Dance. She will be joined by host Philip Szporer.

Editor Doug Whiteway/author C.C. Benison talks with Raye Anderson, Louise Carson, and Gerald Lynch about their new mysteries, And We Shall Have Snow, The Cat Possessed, and The Dying Detective.

Join us Thursday, Nov. 12 at 2 pm for Author Connection as host Pat Buckna interviews the authors short-listed for the Fred Kerner book award. Register here (bcwriters.ca/events-for-writers) and a Zoom link will be emailed to you. When it's time for the meeting, click on that Zoom link to join the event. Looking forward to seeing you there!

Join Genni Gunn, Mary MacDonald, Madeline Sonik and host Merilyn Simonds for a celebration of BC Short Stories.

Join Genni Gunn for the virtual launch of her book, Permanent Tourists. She will be joined by host Hal Wake.

Join BC author Vanessa Farnsworth as she reads from her historical novel The Haweaters and takes questions from readers.Funded by The Writers Union of Canada.

Endre Farkas, joined by Madeline Sonik and Drew Murray will discuss their books with moderator Peter Hrastovec as part of Windsor Bookfest's Saturday Afternoon Triple Feature.

Not even a pandemic can keep the Literary Cabaret from pulling musicians and writers together for a magical night of words and music. Genni Gunn will be joined by several other guest writers including Caroline Adderson, Jenn Ashton, Dakshana Bascaramurty, Jillian Christmas, Katherine Fawcett, D.A. Lockhart, Amy McDaid, David A. Robertson and Lori Rohda. Host Stephen Vogler brings his band Some Assembly Required back to the stage to perform with a host of writers beamed in via Zoom for a night of improvisation, innovation and rich storytelling embellished by sweet and soulful sounds.

Join BC author Vanessa Farnsworth as she reads from her historical novel The Haweaters and takes questions from readers.Funded by The Writers Union of Canada.