Catherine Hunter will be reading After Light at St. Jerome’s College, University of Waterloo, as part of their regular series organized by Tristanne Connelly “The Canada Council-supported Reading Series at St Jerome’s, also known by its motto, Can Lit Kicks Ass.”

Catherine Hunter will be visiting Professor Tanis McDonald’s Creative Process class at Wilfrid Laurier University to read her latest novel After Light and speak about the writing process.

Join Stella Leventoyannis Harvey at the Greek Community Center for a presentation of her latest novel based on the Greek refugee crisis, The Brink of Freedom.

Carolyn Marie Souaid and Endre Farkas have been invited to present Blood is Blood at the Military College in St Jean sur Richelieu Wednesday, February 24, 2016 at 12:00PM. They will perform their text and show their award winning video, winner of the 2012 Zebra Berlin International Poetry Film Festival. Their performance will be followed by a Q&A.

Louise Carson will be signing copies of both of her recent publications: A Clearing, a collection of poetry, and Executor, a mystery.

Announcing the first must-see presentation of the fall session at the University of Ottawa: a reading by longtime colleague, Gerald Lynch, from his latest instalment in the “Troutstream Saga” entitled Missing Children

Join Alisa Gordaneer for a reading of her latest poetry collection, Still Hungry. Great food and great books!

Louise Carson will be doing a reading at The Yellow Door from her poetry book, A Clearing.

Join, listen and mingle with the Fall Signature Editions authors at Librairie Drawn & Quarterly at a reading of their newest books!

Alison Preston will be reading from her latest literary mystery, Blue Vengeance
Catherine Hunter will be reading from her new novel, After Light
Gerald Lynch will be reading from his latest literary mystery, Missing Children
John Brooke will be reading from his latest literary mystery, Tropeano's Gun
Louise Carson will be reading from her new literary mystery, Executor

Hosted by Denise Roig - author of Brilliant & Butter Cream

Join Carolyn Marie Souaid, Fortner Anderson and Charlie Demers in this main stage event for the 12th annual celebration of the spoken word! Carolyn Marie Souaid will be reading from her poetry collections Blood is Blood (Signature Editions) and This World We Invented (Brick Books).

Join these Signature Editions authors at Books on Beechwood for readings from their newest books!

Alison Preston will be reading from her literary mystery, Blue Vengeance
Catherine Hunter will be reading from her novel, After Light
Denise Roig will be reading from her short-story collection, Brilliant
Gerald Lynch will be reading from his literary mystery, Missing Children
John Brooke will be reading from his literary mystery, Tropeano's Gun
Louise Carson will be reading from her literary mystery, Executor

Rona Shaffran will host. Free admission.

Join Carolyn Marie Souaid for a screening of Blood is Blood, a collaborative book-length video-poem for two voices, dealing with the bloodshed in the Middle East. Originally commissioned for CBC Radio, the video-poem shows this powerful encounter between two poets from diametrically opposed backgrounds and world views. The screening will be followed by a Q&A.

Join these Signature Editions authors at Ben McNally for readings from their newest books!

Alison Preston will be reading from her literary mystery, Blue Vengeance
Catherine Hunter will be reading from her novel, After Light
Denise Roig will be reading from her short-story collection, Brilliant
John Brooke will be reading from his literary mystery, Tropeano's Gun
Louise Carson will be reading from her literary mystery, Executor

Joe Fiorito will host. Free admission.

Stella Leventoyannis Harvey will be reading from her new novel, The Brink of Freedom, at this 40th anniversary celebration of the Literary Press Group. Joining her will be authors Rick Chafe, Rosanna Deerchild, and Josip Novakovich. The evening will be hosted by Charlene Diehl.

Stella Leventoyannis Harvey will be reading from her new novel, The Brink of Freedom. Free admission and free parking.

Catherine Hunter will be reading from her new novel, After Light. Free admission and free parking.

The eagerly anticipated hometown launch of Catherine Hunter's new novel, After Light.

Each of the world’s estimated 60 million undocumented refugees has a story—stories of desperation, hope and, with luck, a better life. Join Stella Harvey who places her novel, The Brink of Freedom in Greece, a country that is a common conduit for refugees seeking safety and stability. She will be featured with Giuseppe Catozzella, Lawrence Hill, & John Valliant.

Over a delicious brunch, CBC's Grant Lawrence will be talking with Catherine Hunter about her new novel, After Light, as well as with fellow authors Marina Endicott, Camilla Gibb, Amanda Lindhout, Nino Ricci, and Steve Toltz. The conversation will be interspersed with short readings from each author.

Join Leslie Anthony as he connects with five authors to explore how they mined their lives’ complexities and struggles through personal memoir, including: a personal history of homelessness and social exile in Canada; a story of struggle with bipolar disorder, bulimia and substance abuse; a 30 plus year relationship with Tuco, a parrot, and others in a scattershot world; an escape from Communist Czechoslovakia and learning to cope with American culture; and one writer’s compulsion for starting over.

Featuring Shelley A. Leedahl and authors Brian Brett, Trisha Cull, Jan Drabek & Jane Harris. Admission: $15