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LITERARY NIGHTS AT LUMINATO 2011 PART 2: JOYCE CAROL OATES
Literary Nights at LUMINATO 2011 Part 2: Joyce Carol Oates By Jorge Antonio Vallejos After upsetting the crowd with one of my famous “Jorge upsets the crowd questions” (Why is it that Arab writing hasn’t blown up in the West … Continue reading
LITERARY NIGHTS AT LUMINATO 2011 PART 1: HANAN AL-SHAYKH
Literary Nights at LUMINATO 2011 Part 1: Hanan al-Shaykh By Jorge Antonio Vallejos It was well worth hitting up LUMINATO this week. Although I was sick and wanted to stay in bed I couldn’t pass up the chance to see … Continue reading
CELEBRATING ABORIGINAL HISTORY MONTH 2011: 2-SPIRIT METIS WRITER SHARRON PROULX-TURNER READS A POEM
I remember seeing Sharron Proulx-Turner’s What The Aunty’s Say years ago at First Nations House Library University of Toronto. The title caught my attention and the poetry inside was great. Meeting Turner in winter 2011 was greater. Within the … Continue reading
CELEBRATING ABORIGINAL HISTORY MONTH 2011: ANISHNAWBE POET JOANNA SHAWANA READS HER POETRY
Meeting Joanna Shawana was a pleasure. We drank coffee, chatted, took some photos and hit the park to do a recording of her reading her poems. Shawana wrote a poem on the spot and then read it for … Continue reading
CELEBRATING ABORIGINAL HISTORY MONTH 2011: OPENING SONG BY DAWNIS KENNEDY AND A REVIEW OF “VOICE OF AN EAGLE” BY JOANNA SHAWANA
Voice of an Eagle By Joanna Shawana Reviewed by Jorge Antonio Vallejos Voice of and Eagle by Joanna Shawana soars high. The Anishnawbe poet brings truth and humility to every page having the reader feel like they are sitting with … Continue reading
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KARIN LOWACHEE READS FROM “THE GASLIGHT DOGS”
Karin Lowachee is one of the few writers of colour and women of colour in the fantasy lit world. A multiple award winner, Lowachee was postively reviewed in The New York Times. Her new novel The Gaslight Dogs … Continue reading
INTERVIEW WITH FANTASY WRITER KARIN LOWACHEE
Karin Lowachee was born in South America, grew up in Canada, and worked in the Arctic. Her first novel WARCHILD won the 2001 Warner Aspect First Novel Contest. Both WARCHILD (2002) and her third novel CAGEBIRD (2005) were finalists for … Continue reading
THE GASLIGHT DOGS
The Gaslight Dogs By Karin Lowachee Reviewed by Briana Stone Before reading The Gaslight Dogs I thought the story to be of shape shifting. However after reading it, I realized the story went beyond shape shifting and even more complex … Continue reading
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