Search Results by tag: Emily Pohl-Weary

Poetry Month Q&A: Emily Pohl-Weary on poetry of witness and her new collection, Ghost Sick

Memories of a Christmas Eve shooting in Emily Pohl-Weary's neighbourhood are the starting point for her second poetry collection, Ghost Sick (Tightrope Books). The Toronto author – who has a passionate affinity for the Parkdale community ... Read More »

April 6, 2015 | Filed under: Authors

Rick Mercer to host the Giller, Emily Pohl-Weary’s new video series, and more

By Julie Baldassi

Rick Mercer will host the Scotiabank Giller Prize gala on Nov. 10 Toronto Public Library's e-writer in residence Emily Pohl-Weary talks to teens in a new video series The Common Core curriculum and the dearth of history ... Read More »

October 28, 2014 | Filed under: Book links

Growing pains: will “new adult” fiction catch the attention of Canadian publishers?

By Sara Harowitz

In July 2010, Toronto author C.K. Kelly Martin finished writing her sixth novel, Come See About Me, which focused on a 20-year-old woman coping with the death of her first serious boyfriend. But when Martin ... Read More »

August 9, 2013 | Filed under: Children's publishing

Q&A: Emily Pohl-Weary debuts new Toronto reading series

By Sue Carter

This morning, author Emily Pohl-Weary sent off a draft of her new manuscript, a YA novel titled Not Your Ordinary Wolf Girl (to be published by Penguin Canada imprint Razorbill in 2013), just in time ... Read More »

September 6, 2012 | Filed under: Events

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Search Results by tag: Emily Pohl-Weary

Poetry Month Q&A: Emily Pohl-Weary on poetry of witness and her new collection, Ghost Sick

Rick Mercer to host the Giller, Emily Pohl-Weary’s new video series, and more

Growing pains: will “new adult” fiction catch the attention of Canadian publishers?

Q&A: Emily Pohl-Weary debuts new Toronto reading series

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