Here is today’s crop of literary links:

• Vancouver poet laureate Brad Cran (who also happens to be an accountant) is offering a money-handling workshop for writers and freelancers
• The National Post profiles Andrew Kaufman, whose book The Waterproof Bible launches at Toronto’s Gladstone Hotel tonight
• Charles Pellegrino weaves a tangled web “ the primary source for his book The Last Train from Hiroshima turns out to be a complete liar
• Neil Gaiman’s rules for writing: 1. Write. 2 Put one word after another. Find the right word, put it down.”
• 100 Stories for Haiti “ the book that originated on Twitter and spans multiple continents