Category Archives: Literary Diversions
Are you a book-loving 20-29 yr old?
Do you have time to answer 10 questions about your book-buying habits/lack thereof? Julianna, a stellar former TNQ volunteer is currently enrolled in Humber’s Creative Book Publishing program, is conducting this survey as part of her studies. I, alas, turned 30 this year and am thus unable to participate, but I strongly encourage any of [...]
This Just In …
Courtesy of my friend Kate. (Er, and The Onion, masters of it’s-funny-because-it-hurts): Unconventional Director Sets Shakespeare Play In Time, Place Shakespeare Intended MORRISTOWN, NJ—In an innovative, tradition-defying rethinking of one of the greatest comedies in the English language, Morristown Community Players director Kevin Hiles announced Monday his bold intention to set his theater’s production of [...]
Random Bits of Awesomeness
Here are a few items that have brightened my week: hope they’ll do the same for you. The lovely and talented Rebecca Rosenblum has a new website, thanks to Create Me This and a new chapbook, “Road Trips,” out from Frog’s Hollow Press. Matt Novak, creator of the blog Paleo-Future: a look into the future [...]
Cup Vs. Mug
Matt Payne is a TNQ volunteer extraordinaire whose passion, despite his many talents, was for emptying our recycle bin. (Matt, if you’re reading this, please confirm this statement!). Much to TNQ’s grief, he graduated from UW a few years ago and moved across the province; however, thanks to the glorious interweb, we’ve been able to [...]
Good News for Poetry Lovers
The Southwestern Ontario Poetry Festival is on this weekend in London, ON. Catch a stellar pair of poets at London Music Club—2009 Spoken Word Canada Poets of Honour, in fact—Andrea Thompson and C.R. Avery tomorrow night. Doors open at 7:30; performance starts at 8. (Read their impressive bios here.) On Saturday, there is an impressive [...]
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