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Vancouver Mini Maker Faire

Last Saturday I made my way down the coast to the Great Northern Way Campus to take in Vancouver’s first incarnation of a Maker Faire. Many of the exhibits managed to incorporate art, engineering, reclaimed materials, and nostalgia. Take, for example, the deconstructed Furbies, even more disconcerting stripped of their synthetic hides, still myopically blinking [...]

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Announcing Hur’s Spring “List”

Poems by Cynara Geissler

“In the sanctuary parents resist evil,” Geissler writes. Parents, children, teachers, poets, lovers alike; in this cycle of poems, ordinary settings become sites of resistance, of battle, of redemption. Households depend on kittens, relationships follow meridians, the son of God is a peanut. By turns funny, romantic, tragic, and clever, Small, Stunted [...]

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Hur likes Kamloops

The support in Kamloops for Dragon Problems has been astounding. We have two readings booked:
Second Glance
May 1 from 1-3pm
448 Victoria Street
Bookland
May 8th from 1-3pm
750 Fortune Drive
The first reading will take place during the Art Walk so it will be a great time to check out other local talent. [...]

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Thanks for Coming.

With a new site comes new responsibility: what’s that about dynamic content? With one book in print we don’t have many events to blog about, so we’ll take full advantage of the launch of Dragon Problems to populate this blog. Chris Carrier’s lovely children’s book will cause a minor stir at fine bookstores everywhere April [...]

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