Three of Canada's own: Andrea MacPherson, CS Richardson, and Sherri Vandervenn all read from their most recent works. Hosted by Rachel Giese.
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Rachel Giese is a Toronto journalist. Her writing has appeared in the Walrus, Toronto Life, Chatelaine, and Globe and Mail.
Andrea MacPherson is the author of When She Was Electric, and lives in Cloverdale, British Columbia.
CS Richardson has worked in publishing for over twenty years. He is a multiple recipient of the Alcuin Award, Canada’s highest honour for excellence in book design, and a frequent lecturer on various facets of publishing, design and communications.
Sherri Vanderveen's debut novel is the first-person account of Belle Dearing, accused of molesting a little boy who lives in her suburban neighbourhood.
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On or about his fiftieth birthday, Ambrose Zephyr is bluntly told by his doctor that he has one month to live. And so he and his wife Zipper embark on a whirlwind expedition to the places he has most loved or longed to see, A through Z, Amsterdam to Zanzibar.
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