D.W. Wilson
Friday, October 28th, 2011In Friday’s National Post, I sit down with D.W. Wilson to talk about his debut short story collection, Once You Break A Knuckle.
In Friday’s National Post, I sit down with D.W. Wilson to talk about his debut short story collection, Once You Break A Knuckle.
Lev Grossman’s novel The Magicians is one of my favourite reads of the last three years. In today’s National Post I talk to him about the sequel, The Magician King.
Charles Foran has won the Hilary Weston Writers’ Trust of Canada Prize for Non-Fiction for his book Mordecai: The Life and Times.
Our IFOA coverage continues with my profile of Simon Toyne, author of Sanctus.
In Saturday’s National Post I sit down with Anita Rau Badami to talk about her latest novel, Tell It To The Trees.
In Thursday’s National Post, I talk to Chad Harbach about his debut novel, The Art of Fielding. Also, check The Afterword all this week and next for Q&As with authors attending this year’s IFOA.
There were two Canadian authors shortlisted for this year’s Booker Prize. Neither of them won.
In Monday’s National Post I talk to Brian Ralph about his new graphic novel, Daybreak.
In Saturday’s National Post I talk to Jeffrey Eugenides about his long-awaited new novel, The Marriage Plot, and preview this fall’s plethora of literary festivals.
The finalists for this year’s Governor General’s Literary Awards have been announced. Read all about them here.