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  • Read an Excerpt from Richard Scarsbrook's The Troupers, the Story of a Strange & Fascinating Family
    Read an Excerpt from Richard Scarsbrook's The Troupers, the Story of a Strange & Fascinating Family
    October 15, 2021

    Read an Excerpt from Richard Scarsbrook's The Troupers, the Story of a Strange & Fascinating Family

    We're wrapping up our spotlight on excerpts this week with a glimpse into acclaimed author Richard Scarsbrook's new novel The Troupers, in which the Trouper quintuplets are raised by their overbearing ...

  • St. Catharines Festival of Readers Ramps Up Literary Engagement in Niagara Region
    St. Catharines Festival of Readers Ramps Up Literary Engagement in Niagara Region
    October 25, 2017

    St. Catharines Festival of Readers Ramps Up Literary Engagement in Niagara Region

    From November 3rd to 5th, The Festival of Readers: St. Catharines will bring acclaimed Canadian authors to the vibrant Niagara region. With guest authors including Tomson Highway, Kevin Sylvester, and ...

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