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30 Oct – IFOA Markham

Friday, October 30, 2015 ~ 6:30 PM
Markham Village Public Library
6031 York Regional Rd 7 ~ Markham, Ontario
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Join Giles Blunt, Nino Ricci and Owen Sheers at the Markham Village Public Library on Friday, October 30 at 6:30pm for a wine and international cuisine reception followed by readings of their latest works.

For tickets, please order online.

In partnership with Markham Arts Council and Markham Public Library

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Giles Blunt

Giles Blunt grew up in North Bay. He spent 20 years in New York City as a writer and a scriptwriter for such shows as Law and Order and Night Heatbefore making his home in Toronto. He is the author of the six novels in the bestselling Cardinal crime series, which he is currently adapting as a television series for CTV. He is a two-time winner of the Arthur Ellis Award for Best Novel and a recipient of the British Crime Writers’ Macallan Silver Dagger. Blunt presents The Hesitation Cut, a psychological suspense novel about jealousy and obsession.

Owen Sheers

Owen Sheers

Owen Sheers is a poet, author and playwright. His first novel, Resistance, was translated into 10 languages and adapted into a film. The Dust Diaries, his Zimbabwean non-fiction narrative, won the Welsh Book of the Year Award. He is also the recipient of the Somerset Maugham Award and the Hay Festival Medal for Poetry. He has been a New York Public Library Cullman Fellow and is currently Professor in Creativity at Swansea University. He presents his second novel, I Saw a Man, an utterly stunning novel of love, loss, the insidious nature of secrets and the transformative power of words.

Filed Under: Past Events Tagged With: Giles Blunt, IFOA, Owen Sheers

IFOA For Writers

The Word Doctors Are In: Master Class
Sunday, October 24, 11:00am
Lakeside Terrace

Dreaming of life as an author? Looking for advice and feedback on your writing? Wondering what to do on a Sunday morning now that you’ve given up religion?

Come hear Nino Ricci speak about “What Every Writer Should Know,” listen to the winner of the Author for a Day contest read their winning entry, and watch HarperCollins Associate Editor Kate Cassaday and Humber School for Writers faculty member Kim Moritsugu deconstruct of the first pages of your manuscript. Sunday, October 24th at 11 Am at the Harbourfront Centre’s Lakeside Terrace, part of the 2010 International Festival of Authors.

Filed Under: Past Events Tagged With: Humber School for Writers, IFOA, Past Events

IFOA @ CNE

Harbourfront’s International Festival of Authors puts the muse back in amusement park as it travels to the Canadian National Exhibition. See Nino and fellow author Steven Heighton brave death-defying leaps of imagination and suspensions of disbelief as they read from their recent works. 3 PM Thursday, September 2nd, 2010 at the CNE’s Direct Energy Centre. Stick around until 5:30 and catch Linwood Barclay and Louise Penny as well. Hosted by Bert Archer.

Filed Under: Past Events Tagged With: Canadian National Exhibition, CNE, IFOA, International Festival of Authors, Past Events, Pierre Trudeau, Steven Heighton, The Ex, The Origin of Species

Nino Ricci

About Nino

Nino Ricci is the author of award-winning novel The Origin of Species and of the Lives of the Saints trilogy, adapted as a miniseries starring Sophia Loren. For more on Nino's life and work, including his acclaimed biography of Pierre Trudeau, contact Nino's parole officer. Or you can also poke around this nifty … Read more.

News

Italian Week Ottawa

Ottawa's Italian Week hosts an evening of conversation with Nino Ricci, including a sneak peek at his new novel, set in London, England in the months leading up … [Read More...]

Librissimi

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I Migliori Awards

Nino Ricci has been named one of the recipients of the Pirandello Lyceum's 2025 I Migliori Awards. This year marks the 40th anniversary of an award that Boston … [Read More...]

Amnesty International Book Club

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