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Hey folks,
Lauren Carter‘s on the show this week, talking about her collection, Places Like These. Give it a listen!
Also, if you’re in Toronto, come see me read! And not just me – also Kim Conklin, Matt Cahill and A.G. Pasquella. It’s a heckuva line-up and I’m lucky to be part of it!
It’ll be at Flying Books, on College near Ossington, on June 7. More details to come.
Hey folks! Doubling up on the poetry today. Check out my chat with Aaron Boothby (about his collection, Continent) and Britta Badour (about hers, Wires That Sputter). Thanks!
Hey all! Today’s show is two interviews. First we speak with Stephen Marche about his entry into Biblioasis‘ Field Notes series – On Writing and Failure. A little close to the bone, that title. Our other guest is Emily Riddle who is here to talk about poetry and The Big Melt. Enjoy!
Hey folks! On social media I’ve been pushing a few events, so if you don’t follow me on IG, Twitter or Facebook, hop on it 😀
Today we talk with the wonderful Kelly S. Thompson. Always enjoyable to chat, even when the book isn’t necessarily cheer-filled. We discuss her newest memoir, Still, I Cannot Save You.
Late post today! I’m in sunny Kitchener, ON, in a rented condo, on a self-imposed retreat. A lot of pacing and talking to myself plus 3,000 words of notes. It’s a good thing.
GRIT LIT returns once again! Listen to hear all the details from Artistic Director Jennifer Gillies!
Hey folks! I had the chance to speak to P.E.I. author Nicholas Herring over ZOOM. I sound awful but he’s clear as a bell 😀 Listen as we talk about his novel Some Hellish!
If you’re an up and coming author, or someone who wants to brush up on their writing skills, or someone who wants to know more about the publishing industry in Canada, you’ll want to check out today’s show. We speak with Patricia Westerhof, author of The Canadian Guide to Creative Writing & Publishing.
Hey all! Double shot of talent today. First up is poet Sophie Crocker, here to talk about her collection Brat. Next up is writer, journalist and instructor Anya Wassenberg. Tune in for both!
Hey folks! Today we talk with John Brady McDonald, author of Carrying It Forward: Essays from Kistahpinânihk. Hope you enjoy the conversation.
Folks, if you enjoy GET LIT and want to support it…well, you kind of can’t, because I don’t get paid. BUT you can support the station of origin, 93.3 CFMU in Hamilton! For more information, go here. It would mean a lot if you can help us!
This week I am excited to welcome Liz Harmer back to the show! We talk about her latest, Strange Loops.