Sunday September 23, 2012 at Queen's Park, 11am - 6pm
Sunday September 23, 2012 at Queen's Park, 11am - 6pm
Since 1990, The Word On The Street has proudly hosted some of the finest talent in Canadian literature. Our 22nd festival is shaping up to be another great one. Check out all of the confirmed authors, performers and storytellers on the right hand page! Stay tuned as further author announcements are made over the next few weeks!
Please select a letter to view the amazing lineup for 2011!
Mohit Rajhans is an esteemed film critic who reviews films on CBC Toronto’s Metro Morning. He is a father of three and has highlighted his family interaction in articles on Sweetmama.ca and in features on City TV’s Cityline. A segment producer for Breakfast Television on City TV, his work on Omni Television...
Karen Reczuch has illustrated many children’s books, including The Auction by Jan Andrews, a Governor General’s Award Finalist, Just Like New by Ainslie Manson, which was shortlisted for the IODE (National Chapter) Award, the Mr. Christie’s Book Award and won the Amelia Frances...
Prominent Toronto criminal lawyer, Robert Rotenberg, broke into the world of fiction by landing a New York agent and publisher and sales in nine other countries for his debut murder mystery novel set in Toronto, Old City Hall, which was published to great acclaim. The Guilty Plea, his most recent crime novel,...
Emma Ruby-Sachs' journalism has been published in The Nation and The Huffington Post. A graduate of Wesleyan University and the University of Toronto law school, Ruby-Sachs lived in South Africa for periods in 2003 and 2004 while studying. She has worked as a civil litigator in Windsor and Toronto and...
Nicholas Ruddock's writing has been published in The Dalhousie Review, The Antigonish Review, Fiddlehead, Prism International, Grain, sub-Terrain, Event, and Exile. His short story "How Eunice Got Her Baby" was published in the Journey Prize Anthology in 2007, and a short film adaptation, narrated by Gordon...
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