PLEASE NOTE: Due to the current COVID-19 situation, all *in-person* book events have been CANCELLED until further notice. Below you’ll find information on virtual/online events that I’ll be participating in. I’m also available to do book club visits via Skype or Zoom–please get in touch if you would like to discuss this opportunity!
I love doing book events, so if you are interested in having me speak at your literary festival/conference/class, or if you would like to bring me to your local bookstore, please do get in touch. PLEASE NOTE: I cannot do public events in spaces that are not wheelchair accessible. Wheelchair accessible means, at minimum, that an event has wheelchair-accessible entry (no stairs) and easy access to wheelchair-accessible washrooms. A wheelchair accessible stage (or no stage at all) is also appreciated if at all possible. Further accessibility measures (ASL, captioning, scent-free environments, etc) are always welcomed and encouraged. For tips on how to make your literary event accessible, check out this great resource.
I will be talking to the one and only Gary Barwin about my new novel, THE CENTAUR’S WIFE, as part of HPL’s Winterfest programming.
Hosted by the Hamilton Public Library.
Accessibility information: This is a free online event hosted on Microsoft Teams. Microsoft Teams has closed-captioning enabled in their software; instructions for enabling the closed-captioning for this event will be posted shortly.
Join me in celebrating the launch of THE CENTAUR’S WIFE! We’ll be celebrating in the online sphere on Tuesday February 16, 2021, starting at 7pm EST.
Exciting details to follow; for now, please save the date!
Join me and my work bestie Jael Richardson–author of the acclaimed novel GUTTER CHILD–as we discuss writing our magical and visionary worlds with author Thea Lim.
Hosted by Another Story Bookshop. Put on in partnership with Random House Canada and HarperCollins Canada.
Pre-order your books today through Another Story Bookshop.
Accessibility Information: This is a free online event. Closed captions will be provided.
I will be speaking about ableism in language and storytelling, and looking at how editors can integrate awareness of this into their work practice.