Nancy Bullis hosts HOWL, CIUT 89.5FM which airs every other Tuesday evening at 10pm. She is the author of a novella Henry (Lyrical Myrical Press), a full-length poetry book The Eel Ladder (WatershedBooks), a chapbook Leather Lattice and a spoken word performer.
Monday, January 21, 2013
February Reading
Michelle Alfano
is a co-organizer of the (Not So) Nice Italian Girls & Friends Reading
Series and a Co-Editor with Descant. Her novella Made Up of Arias (Blaurock
Press) won the 2010 Bressani Prize for Short Fiction. Her short story “Opera”,
on which her novella is based, was a finalist for a Journey
Prize anthology. Her fiction and non-fiction work has been widely published in
major literary publications. She was recently featured in the documentary
Saturnia featured on OMNI-TV and at the Moving Images Film Festival. She is
currently at work at a new novel entitled Vita’s Prospects.
Nancy Bullis hosts HOWL, CIUT 89.5FM which airs every other Tuesday evening at 10pm. She is the author of a novella Henry (Lyrical Myrical Press), a full-length poetry book The Eel Ladder (WatershedBooks), a chapbook Leather Lattice and a spoken word performer.
Nancy Bullis hosts HOWL, CIUT 89.5FM which airs every other Tuesday evening at 10pm. She is the author of a novella Henry (Lyrical Myrical Press), a full-length poetry book The Eel Ladder (WatershedBooks), a chapbook Leather Lattice and a spoken word performer.
Norman
Cristofoli has published seven chapbooks of poetry and prose and produced two
CD’s of poetry/musical collaborations. He is also the publisher of the Labour
of Love literary magazine. Norman would rather sit in the back row of the
balcony, as far away from the spotlight as possible, and believes bios should
be buried with the artist.
Sheila Stewart
has two collections of poetry, The Shape of a Throat (Signature Editions, 2012)
and A Hat to Stop a Train (Wolsak and Wynn, 2003), now in its second printing.
She co-edited The Art of Poetic Inquiry with Suzanne Thomas and Ardra L. Cole
(Backalong Books, 2012). Sheila’s poetry has been recognized by several awards,
including the gritLIT competition and the Pottersfield Portfolio Short Poem
Contest. Formerly a community- based adult literacy worker, Sheila is using
poetic inquiry in her Ph.D. at OISE, University of Toronto.
And as emcee ...
Giovanna Riccio
was born in Calabria and immigrated to Canada as a child. Her poems have
appeared in newspapers, magazines, journals and anthologies. Her work has been
translated into Romanian and a number of her poems are being translated into
Italian for an upcoming anthology to be published in Italy. She is the author
of Vittorio (Lyricalmyrical Press) and Strong Bread (Quattro Books).
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