Three of Canada’s acclaimed writers read from their work, and talk with MC Ted Barris and the audience. Presented by Blue Heron Books.
Thursday, September 22, 2011
8:00pm
Uxbridge Music Hall
Tickets $15 (includes refreshments). Tickets from Blue Heron Books or at the door.

Ted Barris is an accomplished author, journalist and broadcaster. As well as hosting stints on CBC Radio and regular contributions to the Globe and Mail and National Post, Barris has authored 16 non-fiction books and is a full-time professor of journalism at Centennial College in Toronto. He has also written a weekly newspaper column – The Barris Beat – for more than 20 years. Visit his website at tedbarris.com.
Karen Connelly is the author of nine books of non-fiction, fiction and poetry, the most recent being
The Lizard Cage, which the New York Times Book Review compared to the works of Solzhenitsyn, Mandela and Orwell, and which this year won Uxbridge Reads. Raised in Calgary, Connelly has lived for extended periods of time in different parts of Asia and Europe and now has two homes, one in Toronto and one in Greece. Visit her website at
www.karenconnelly.ca.
Neil Pasricha works an office job in the suburbs, eats frozen burritos for dinner, and needs to go to the gym more. He’s just a regular guy who loves warm underwear from the dryer, the cool side of the pillow, and snow days. He is the author of
The Book of Awesome, and
The Book of Even More Awesome. Visit his website at
1000awesomethings.com. You will be one of 37,361,743 individuals to do so!
Peter Behrens is the author of the Governor General’s Literary Award-winning novel,
The Law of Dreams, published around the world to wide acclaim, and a collection of short stories,
Night Driving. His short stories and essays have appeared in
Atlantic Monthly, Tin House, Saturday Night, and the
National Post. He was born in Montreal and lives on the coast of Maine with his wife and son. Visit his website at
www.peterbehrens.org.