Join us in conversation with three novelists who have taken their families' stories and turned them into page-turning fiction. From Catherine Hunter's Ireland, New York and Holland, to Endre Farkas's Hungary and no-man's land, to Stella Leventoyannis Harvey's Turkey, Greece and Egypt, the unfolding of world events sent these authors' families on journeys that have shaped who they are today.

Elaine Woo will be doing a virtual reading from the Danish poet, Inger Christensen's, Butterfly Valley: A Requiem as part of the Dead Poets Reading Series.

Join us to celebrate the launch of two terrific books: Joel Robert Ferguson’s first poetry collection, The Lost Cafeteria, and Alexis Kienlen’s debut novel, Mad Cow.

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Genni Gunn, Linda Kenyon, and Denise Roig talk about how their travels influence their writing. Join the conversation!

Elaine Woo will be reading from her poetry collection, Put Your Hand in Mine as part of the Spoken INK reading series.

Join us as Endre Farkas reads and discusses his first novel Never, Again.

Join Joel Robert Ferguson for the virtual launch of his book, The Lost Cafeteria. He will be joined by special guests Cam Scott and Madelaine Caritas Longman.

Elaine Woo will be reading from her poetry collection, Put Your Hand in Mine, as part of the second virtual gathering of Surrey Muse

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic the launch of Joel Robert Ferguson's first poetry collection, The Lost Cafeteria, has been cancelled and will be rescheduled at a later date.

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic the launch of Joel Robert Ferguson's first poetry collection, The Lost Cafeteria, has been cancelled and will be rescheduled at a later date.

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic the launch of Tamar Rubin's first poetry collection, Tablet Fragments, has been cancelled and will be rescheduled at a later date.

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic the signing of Louise Carson's latest novel, The Cat Between, has been cancelled and will be rescheduled at a later date.

Harvey and Hoogland, novelist and poet, are memoirists in the sense that their front-line reports are from deeply informed and passionate points of view. Two daughters of immigrants take long hard looks at what happens when families shift and relocate after displacement.

Endre Farkas's novel Home Game has been short-listed for the Expozine English Literary Prize. This year, in partnership with the Festival Dans ta tête, the Expozine Awards Gala will recognize the best publications presented at last November’s Expozine small press fair in Montreal. The winners will be announced at the event, and some of the 36 short-listed publications will be available!

Endre Farkas will be reading from his latest novel, Home Game

Harvey and Hoogland, novelist and poet, are memoirists in the sense that their front-line reports are from deeply informed and passionate points of view. Two daughters of immigrants take long hard looks at what happens when families shift and relocate after displacement.

Adrienne Drobnies, joined by Lisa Rosenberg, Liz Howard, Zubair Ahmed, and Jim Johnstone, will discuss how scientific backgrounds intersect with creativity in the arts, and what emerges from dual immersion in fields with widely varied ways of seeing.

Adrienne Drobnies, joined by Lisa Rosenberg, will be reading from her poetry collection, Salt and Ashes

Louise Carson will be signing copies of her latest novel, The Cat Between

Adrienne Drobnies will be reading from her poetry collection, Salt and Ashes as part of the Twisted Poets Literary Salon