I tweeted this earlier:
Author Encounter, Crossings Library, Tuesday night; Jane Harris-Zsovan, Blaine Greenwood, Richard Stevenson, and Ken Sears.
It’s all part of the only Word on the Street to take place in Alberta, 25 September.
Here is Lethbridge’s Word on the Street Blog. (I’m also participating in that event.)
Arts Days, including Art Walk and Arts Fest, are the following week. I’m also doing a reading there, but haven’t got all the details, yet.
Come one; come all to the only city in Canada, co-founded by Father of Confederation, who just happens to be the son of the Scottish poet who founded Guelph and wrote my favourite poem, "Canadian Reflections." We love talking books down here!
Showing posts with label Allied Arts Council of Lethbridge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Allied Arts Council of Lethbridge. Show all posts
Monday, 29 August 2011
Tuesday, 26 July 2011
If you’re interested, here’s my newly posted Writers’ Union of Canada web page. Very proud to be a member of the Writers’ Union of Canada, the Writers’ Guild of Alberta, and the Allied Arts Council of Lethbridge.
Monday, 11 July 2011
Word on the Street Lethbridge
Here’s a heads up. It’s not on the WOTS website yet, but I will be one of the authors participating in Word on the Street in Lethbridge, Alberta 25 September 2011.
Word on the Street is a national celebration of reading and advocating literacy. It`s held in cities across Canada every September.Other Word on the Street Festivals will be held in Vancouver,B.C., Saskatoon,Sask., Kitchener, Ont., Toronto, Ont., and Halifax, Nova Scotia. Lethbridge is the only Word on the Street location in Alberta this year. Come on down!
Word on the Street is a national celebration of reading and advocating literacy. It`s held in cities across Canada every September.Other Word on the Street Festivals will be held in Vancouver,B.C., Saskatoon,Sask., Kitchener, Ont., Toronto, Ont., and Halifax, Nova Scotia. Lethbridge is the only Word on the Street location in Alberta this year. Come on down!
Wednesday, 2 March 2011
My interview in ArtsBridge now posted.
Spring/Summer 2011 ArtsBridge is out. Ashley Markus interviewed me about Eugenics and the Firewall: Canada’s Nasty Little Secret. Read it on my wordpress blog: Click the JHZ artsbridge interview link. Then click on the icon that appears. Article will appear.)
Better yet, eliminate the icon clicking. The article is here: "Shining a Light on Alberta's Past."
Better yet, eliminate the icon clicking. The article is here: "Shining a Light on Alberta's Past."
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