Readings

Vancouver Readings - October 23, 2009

Vancouver Writers and Readers Festival 
Friday October 23, 2009 10-11:30 a.m. “Playing with Real People”" panel discussion and short readings on working with the character of Glenn Gould (with Annabel Lyon and Thomas Trofimuk). 

Also Friday October 23, 2009 1-2:30 p.m. “The Mini Poetry Bash” reading from Turning Left to the Ladies (with Michael Kenyon, Heather McHugh, W.H. New, Rhea Tregebov, Zoe Whittall).

Hamilton Reading - June 7

Hamilton, Ontario:

Reading sponsored by the Hamilton Poetry Centre’s LiT LiVe series.

June 7, 2009, 7:30 p.m.

Sky Dragon Centre
27 King William Street in downtown Hamilton between Janus Street North and Hughson Street http://www.skydragon.org/html/about.html   

For more information, contact: Susan Evans Shaw
Email: susan@nas.net

London Reading - May 27

With Clyde Reed, bass player *

London, Ontario:

London Public Library
167 Wortley Road, London, Ontario N6C 3P6 

May 27, 2009 at 7:30 p.m

Contact: Carolyn Doyle
Email: carolyn.doyle@lpl.london.on.ca
Phone: 519.439.6240

* Clyde Reed is a creative music bass stalwart of the Vancouver BC music scene and an economics professor at SFU.  He is one of the founders of the NOW Orchestra and has performed with Barry Guy, Leo Smith and Bobby Bradford among others.  He has played at several international jazz festivals including Berlin and Lisbon and regularly at the Vancouver Jazz Festival.

Toronto Reading - May 26

With Clyde Reed, bass player *

Sponsored by the Art Bar Reading Series

Tuesday, May 26, 2009 at 8:00 p.m.

Free

At Clinton’s, 693 Bloor Street West
(by Christie subway station)

For information see www.artbar.org or email Heather Cadsby at hdrc@sympatico.ca

Also reading: Mike Lipsius and Matthew Tierney

* Clyde Reed is a creative music bass stalwart of the Vancouver BC music scene and an economics professor at SFU.  He is one of the founders of the NOW Orchestra and has performed with Barry Guy, Leo Smith and Bobby Bradford among others.  He has played at several international jazz festivals including Berlin and Lisbon and regularly at the Vancouver Jazz Festival.

Vancouver Reading

North Vancouver, BC:

32 Books

with Shannon Stewart (Penny Dreadful)

(date to be decided)

Contact: Deb McVittie (deb@32books.com)