There are a bunch of indie publishing things going on this week:
Tonight (!) from 7:00-9:30 is the launch Emily Pohl-Weary's new book of poems, Iron-on Constellations, published by the new press Tightrope Books (details here).
Also tonight, Nathaniel G. Moore launches his book bowlbrawl at the Indigo on Yonge & Eglinton.
Saturday (11:00-5:00) is the Toronto Small Press Book Fair at Trinity-St. Paul.
Also on Saturday afternoon from 1:00-5:00, Art Metropole is launching a new print by Julie Voyce, one of the best artists who ever lived, and she's right here in our town!
On Saturday evening, at 5:00, is the launch for a bunch of titles from Conundrum Press at Toronto Free Gallery, with readings by Maya Merrick, Elisabeth Belliveau, Marc Ngui, and Julia Tausch.
On Sunday, from 12:00-5:00, Jerry Lee Miller is hosting a literacy awareness event and one-day zine challenge at OISE (252 Bloor St. West, South Peace Lounge, 7th floor). I would love to go to all these events but instead I will be busy getting ready for...
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Canzine (1:00-7:00 at the Gladstone). Me and Von Bark will be introducing our new zine under the alpha bee cat imprint (along with some other bits and pieces). And I'll be talking on a panel about D.I.Y. collaboration, organised by Jim Munroe. | 
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Citing Julie Voyce as "one of the best artists who ever lived" is not hyperbole in my grammar book either, it's an accurate and precise observation.
I wish everyone out there could see a certain print by Voyce in a certain friend's home...very gory and romantic...
Hey, sorry I didn't make it to canzine-I heard it was a great show. Looking forward to seeing the new zine!
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There are a bunch of indie publishing things going on this week:
Tonight (!) from 7:00-9:30 is the launch Emily Pohl-Weary's new book of poems, Iron-on Constellations, published by the new press Tightrope Books (details here).
Also tonight, Nathaniel G. Moore launches his book bowlbrawl at the Indigo on Yonge & Eglinton.
Saturday (11:00-5:00) is the Toronto Small Press Book Fair at Trinity-St. Paul.
Also on Saturday afternoon from 1:00-5:00, Art Metropole is launching a new print by Julie Voyce, one of the best artists who ever lived, and she's right here in our town!
On Saturday evening, at 5:00, is the launch for a bunch of titles from Conundrum Press at Toronto Free Gallery, with readings by Maya Merrick, Elisabeth Belliveau, Marc Ngui, and Julia Tausch.
On Sunday, from 12:00-5:00, Jerry Lee Miller is hosting a literacy awareness event and one-day zine challenge at OISE (252 Bloor St. West, South Peace Lounge, 7th floor). I would love to go to all these events but instead I will be busy getting ready for...
- sally mckay 10-28-2005 8:39 pm
Citing Julie Voyce as "one of the best artists who ever lived" is not hyperbole in my grammar book either, it's an accurate and precise observation.
- L.M. 10-29-2005 2:45 am
I wish everyone out there could see a certain print by Voyce in a certain friend's home...very gory and romantic...
- sally mckay 10-29-2005 8:25 pm
Hey, sorry I didn't make it to canzine-I heard it was a great show. Looking forward to seeing the new zine!
- rob (guest) 11-01-2005 5:34 pm