For the next few weeks, as we approach the April 8th release of A Family by Any Other Name, I’d like to introduce you to some of the book’s contributors. Rosemary Rowe is a Vancouver-based writer and playwright whose essay is called “Aspiring Lesbian Aunt.” How did you find…
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A Family by Any Other Name
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Meet Max Mosher
For the next few weeks, as we approach the April 8th release of A Family by Any Other Name, I’d like to introduce you to some of the book’s contributors. Max Mosher is a Toronto-based writer. His essay is called “The Accidental Husband.” How did you find out about this…
A Family by Any Other Name
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Meet Sara Graefe
For the next few weeks, as we approach the April 8th release of A Family by Any Other Name, I’d like to introduce you to some of the book’s contributors. Sara Graefe is a Vancouver-based playwright, screenwriter and editor. Her essay is called “Rare Species.” How did you find out…
Save the date
Save the date: we’ll launch A Family by Any Other Name: Exploring Queer Relationships on Tuesday, April 8th with an evening of readings at Ben McNally Books in Toronto — and you’re invited! We’re still firming up the details. But once everything is settled, I’ll post the information here. It’s…
Quill & Quire’s Spring ’14 preview
I was thrilled to see that A Family By Any Other Name was mentioned in Quill & Quire’s preview of the Spring ’14 book season, alongside Scotiabank Giller Prize winner Esi Edugyan’s forthcoming book, based on her 2013 Henry Keisel Memorial Lecture, and Kerry Clare’s The M-Word, an anthology of…