The Writers’ Circle has put together a very interesting compilation in their new anthology, Thunder on the Bay (Launch at Waverley, 7 p.m., April 22). I particularly enjoyed the short story “North Line 12” by Michelle Tuomi, the creative non-fiction, “Air Raid Shelter” by Marianne Wahl, “The Rabbit Fur Coat” by Natalie Diakunchak and “The Hungry Man” by Kia H. Xiao.
Interesting poetry dots this book. I enjoyed Paul Gooding’s poem “Dad and I Dig up a Rock to Plant an Apple Tree.” But there were many other notable pieces.
The book looks good and feels good in the hand. Bravo, Writers’ Circle
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February Plus
Love, love, love. NOWW February readings spotlight L-O-V-E. February 20 at the fireside room at Brodie at 7 p.m. Free to all. Readings by Deborah deBakker, Robyn Lewis, Bob Hoffman. Step up to the mike with a short poem.
On the other side of town the Writers’ Circle will share ideas on authors’ bios. Bring a brief bio of your favourite. Waverley at 7 p.m. of February 27, 2008.
Women Fully Clothed arrive in Thunder Bay. I saw this comedy review in Toronto with a couple of Thunder Bay cronies and yes, we laughed! Five Canadian comedy artists touch nerves and funny bones at the Community Auditorium on April 17 at 8 pm.
On the other side of town the Writers’ Circle will share ideas on authors’ bios. Bring a brief bio of your favourite. Waverley at 7 p.m. of February 27, 2008.
Women Fully Clothed arrive in Thunder Bay. I saw this comedy review in Toronto with a couple of Thunder Bay cronies and yes, we laughed! Five Canadian comedy artists touch nerves and funny bones at the Community Auditorium on April 17 at 8 pm.
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