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February 2, 2009 At the Gordon Best Theatre, 216 Hunter Street, W., 8:00pm |
Jane Bow Jane Bow's multi-cultural upbringing in Canada, the U.S., Spain, England and the Czech Republic informs the themes her fiction explores. Her new novel, The Oak Island Affair, was a finalist in the General Fiction and Action Adventure categories of the 2008 Indie Book Awards. Her first novel, Dead And Living, was short listed for an Arthur Ellis Award, and selected for a Carleton University course in 2002. Her plays and short stories have appeared in various literary journals in Canada and India. Jane’s illustrated history of Peterborough was re-released in 2005. She has also written for Chatelaine, various newspapers and CBC Radio. Jane teaches creative writing at Trent University and the Haliburton School of the Arts. |
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David ClinkDavid Livingstone Clink is a poet living a stone’s throw from Toronto, with four plants at death’s door. |
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Rocco de GiacomoRocco de Giacomo is a widely published poet whose work has appeared most recently in the literary journals Arc Poetry Magazine, Contemporary Verse2, Magma Poetry. His fifth and latest collection of poems, Catching Dawn's Breath (LyricalMyrical Press, Toronto) was launched in March of 2008. |
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Luciano IacobelliLuciano Iacobelli was born in 1956 in Toronto. While earning a degree in Education from York University, he studied English Literature and attended writing courses taught by Frank Davey and Don Coles. In 1986 his first play The Porch was staged in Toronto, followed in 1988 by a one-man show entitled Byrdbrain. Throughout the 1990's he focused on art and painting and was involved in a number of group shows featuring Italian-Canadian artists. In 1990 he founded Lyricalmyrical Press, a grass-roots publishing company specializing in handcrafted chapbooks, and he continues to be its chief editor and designer. |