There’s a great write-up of A Family by Any Other Name in the Brantford Expositor by Michelle Ruby, which you can read here. It includes this great quote from contributor Ellen Russell: Everyone likely needs a little nudge to realize that we all have the potential to be deeply connected…
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Knocked Up
In all of the excitement around launching A Family by Any Other Name in the past few weeks, I forgot to mention that a condensed version of Maya Saibil’s essay appears in the April issue of Toronto Life magazine. In this version, the piece is called “Knocked Up,” and you…
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Arleen Pare on tour
A Family by Any Other Name contributor Arleen Pare will be reading in various cities across the country the next few weeks as part of Brick Books Cross-Canada Spring 2014 Tour, in support of her new poetry collection, Lake of Two Mountains. The tour will make stops in Victoria, Vancouver,…
Alll in the family: new anthology examines queer relationships
Check out this great write up about A Family by Any Other Name in the new issue of Xtra by Scott Dagostino. It features quotes from a number of the anthology’s contributors about reclaiming the idea of family for LGBT people, including this one from Paul Aguirre-Livingston: “I don’t believe…
Where to buy A Family by Any Other Name
Now that A Family by Any Other Name has been released officially, I’ve had lots of people ask me where they can find a copy. The short answer: anywhere you’d normally buy books. All titles from TouchWood Editions are distributed widely across Canada, the U.S. and around the world. If…