Past Events

Winnipeg-based Joan Thomas‘ second novel, Curiosity, told the true story of Mary Anning, a 19th-century woman whose work anticipated Charles Darwin, and the massive resistance Anning faced. Her third novel, The Opening Sky, looks at more modern forms of denial through the story of a...

Sean Michaels est né à Stirling en Écosse en 1982. Après avoir grandi à Ottawa, il s’est établi à Montréal et a fondé Said the Gramophone, un des premiers blogs de musique. Depuis, il a passé du temps à Édimbourg et en Cracovie, a écrit pour The Guardian et McSweeney’s, a voyagé...

Sean Michaels was born in Stirling, Scotland, in 1982. Raised in Ottawa, he eventually settled in Montreal, founding Said the Gramophone, one of the earliest music blogs. He has since spent time in Edinburgh and Kraków, writ­ten for the Guardian and McSweeney’s, toured with rock bands,...

Over a dozen Canadian authors will take part in our sixth annual writers’ festival, to be held from April 8 to 12. A variety of literary events such as readings, discussions and book signings will allow you to meet your favourite writers and discover emerging artists. Festival passes are...

Pour célébrer la sixième édition de son festival d’écrivains, le Morrin Centre vous réserve une programmation en or du 8 au 12 avril. Plus d’une douzaine d’auteurs canadiens seront des nôtres pour des rencontres intimes et privilégiés. Lors de lectures, causeries et séances de...

Claire Cameron will be presenting her latest novel, The Bear. Her debut novel, The Line Painter, won the Northern Lit Award from the Ontario Library Service and was nominated for an Arthur Ellis Crime Writing Award for best first novel. Her writing has appeared in The New York Times, The Globe and...

Le premier roman de Claire Cameron, The Line Painter s’est mérité le Northern Lit Award décerné par le Ontario Library Service et a été en lice pour le Arthur Ellis Crime Writing Award pour meilleur premier roman. Ses écrits ont été publiés dans The New York Times, The Globe and Mail,...