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    About Gina Grant How Power Tools Led Me to Murder In 2018, I moved to Aurora and started over. Determined to learn DIYing, I bought myself a drill-driver set and discovered that even the beginner tutorials assumed I knew which was which. I did not. Fast forward to today. A neighbor recently asked if he…

  • Author Q & A with Emily Ohanjanians

    by Elise Abram and Elliott Penn The WCYR held its Annual General Meeting on 26 April 2026. Before the meeting got underway, members were joined by Toronto-based romance author and professional editor Emily Ohanjanians. After years working in-house at a major publisher, Emily left to establish her own freelance editorial business and pursue her lifelong…

  • Announcing “Camera on His Shoulder”

    Camera on His Shoulder follows private investigator Pat Shah, a man who has spentyears pursuing other people’s secrets across India, from Bombay’s piers to the backalleys of old Delhi. This new novel introduces a mystery with an unusual narrative presence: the voice telling Pat Shah’s story appears detached, precise, and almost mechanical; this unseen watcher…

  • Summer Courses at HSAD taught by Carol Teal

    Indulge your creativity and revitalize your spirit. Plan a holiday week (or more) in beautiful Haliburton, Ontario, among lovely lakes, rocks, and trees! I’ll be teaching three writing workshops at the Haliburton School for Art & Design in June. Come and write with me in person! Registration is now OPEN!  See page 76 for the…

  • Creator-in-Residence Program

    Announcing East Gwillimbury Public Library’s first-ever Creator-in-Residence (CiR) program to promote and nurture creativity and skill-building in their Makerspaces and Design Studio.  This program seeks to build meaningful connections between professional creators and the community, supporting local creators from diverse backgrounds and experiences.  The Library is open to receiving submissions from creators in a variety…

  • Toronto Indie Author Conference

    By Gina X. Grant TIAC is a two-day conference held at the Toronto Reference Library, a handsome open-plan building in the heart of downtown. About 200 people attended. I paid $125 and would definitely go again next year. I attend many in-person events, but this was my first indie-only event. Notably absent was anyone treating…

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