Join Nino for “Where the Words Are,” part of the York River Festival in Bancroft, Ontario. Saturday, September 17th, 2011 at 7 PM or thereabouts at Bancroft’s Village Playhouse. For more information, call 613.332.0873.
Humber School Correspondence Program
This fall, Nino Ricci joins the stellar faculty of The Humber School for Writer’s renowned Correspondence Program in Creative Writing.
Got a masterpiece mouldering in a drawer that needs just a little bit of expert polish? Sitting just a few comma splices short of a New York Times bestseller? Looking for that bit of alchemy that might turn your leaden dialogue into gold? Then look no further. Visit The Humber School website for details.
Humber School for Writers
Registration is now open for the Summer Workshop in Creative Writing at the Humber School for Writers, running July 9 – 15, 2011 in Toronto at Humber’s Lakeshore Campus.
Since 1992, the Humber School for Writers has distinguished itself as a leading centre for the study of creative writing. Our track record speaks for itself: more than 275 of our graduates have been published, including placements by our in-house agency. Several have been nominated for literary awards, and a few have gone on to win. Alumna Angie Abdou’s The Bone Cage, for instance, was chosen for a prestigious list – one of the five books on this year’s Canada Reads. Sarah Selecky’s This Cake is for the Party was shortlisted for the 2010 Scotiabank Giller Prize. Robert Rotenberg had bidding wars in New York, London, and Toronto for his first novel, Old City Hall, and Cathy Marie Buchanan’s The Day the Falls Stood Still sold in Italy, the USA, the UK, and made The New York Times Best Sellers list.
– Antanas Silieka, director of the Humber School for Writers and author of Underground
“One of the best programs of its kind in North America.”
– The Globe and Mail
In Person – Chapters Woodbridge
Who knew there was an Italian Heritage month? Come out and help celebrate it with Domenico Capilongo and Nino Ricci at Chapters Woodbridge, Thursday, June 30th, 2011 at 7 PM.
Domenico Capilongo is the author of I thought elvis was italian, shortlisted for the F.G. Bressani Prize, and holds a Black Belt in karate. Nino Ricci owns a black belt, but knows no karate. Join Ricci and Capilongo for some friendly conversation on matters literary as well as a demonstration of Capilongo’s martial arts skills at Ricci’s expense.
The Voice of My Heart
Join renowned Azeri musicians Narmina Afandiyeva and Hassan Anami for a concert of classical music at Trinity St. Paul’s United Church, 427 Bloor Street West, Toronto. Saturday, June 25th, 2011 at 7:30 PM. Admission is free!
Big Night at the Green Barn Returns
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