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  • Father's Day at Open Book: Six Unforgettable Fathers in Literature
    Father's Day at Open Book: Six Unforgettable Fathers in Literature
    June 14, 2018

    Father's Day at Open Book: Six Unforgettable Fathers in Literature

    Just as in real life, there are no two dads exactly alike in literature. From the terrifying to the brave, the disinterested to the inspiring, father characters have been some of the most interesting ...

  • "Embrace the Edit": Meet our March writer-in-residence, Giller Nominated David Demchuk!
    "Embrace the Edit": Meet our March writer-in-residence, Giller Nominated David Demchuk!
    February 28, 2018

    "Embrace the Edit": Meet our March writer-in-residence, Giller Nominated David Demchuk!

    David Demchuk made history when his debut novel The Bone Mother (ChiZine Publications) was included on the 2017 Scotiabank Giller Prize longlist. Not only was it a debut novel from the screenwriter ...

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