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SAVE THE DATE: Thursday March 15, 2018 -- 6:30 to 8:30
Dan Sharp will have his fifth book launch for THE GOD GAME as part of the International Festival of Authors' (IFOA) "Toronto Lit Up" series.
Where: Queen Books, 914 Queen Street East, with surprise readers and musical guests. Hope to see you there. Check Facebook for confirmation in the coming months.
Oh, yeah -- I'll be there too!
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DAME AGATHA'S "PUTATIVE HEIR"
Great to be reviewed by one of our best writers, and especially one whose humour is even darker than mine. Joan Barfoot is one of the few scribes I know who looks into the abyss--and laughs.
http://www.lfpress.com/2016/06/15/book-review-classic-mystery-given-punk-rock-edge
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Labels: And Then There Were None, author Jeffrey Round, classic Agatha Christie mystery, Endgame, Joan Barfoot, Punk Rock reboot
BUGGER THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES!
The Lambda Awards are far more fun and twice as glamorous. Pumped to be nominated again!
https://www.facebook.com/events/1019347811463761/
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Labels: Dan Sharp, finalists, gay mysteries, Lambda Awards 2016, nominees
POETRY AND DRAG
People have expressed surprise to learn that I write literary books
and poetry alongside my Lambda-winning mystery series. To me, all
writing is genre in one form or another, just as all gender is a form of
drag. ;-)
Here are some recently-released poetry videos from a session at City Park Library. Cheers to Jeff Kirby and Don Pyle on these!
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Labels: Canadian poetry, Canadian poets, gay Canadian poets, In the Museum of Leonardo da Vinci
AFTER THE HORSES
The festival was a huge success. Even I was impressed with the offerings from so many brilliant writers and creators. Now it's time to move on to other things. This fall has brought a plethora of rewards, including After the Horses, fourth in the Dan Sharp mystery series. When I interviewed Shyam Selvadurai at the Naked Heart festival last month, he asked how I enjoyed writing mysteries, both of us having come from purely literary backgrounds. "I love it," I answered truthfully. "Because I can say things I can't say in other types of writing." I mean that in all sincerity. I can write in a way that enables me to be free of the weight and oppressiveness of academia and considerations such as canon and concern for the literary landscape. It's my way of keeping it real.
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Labels: author Jeffrey Round, Dan Sharp, Dundurn, gay mystery, Literary noir, mystery series, Toronto
NAKED HEART: An LGBTQ FESTIVAL of WORDS
Please join me and 120 fabulous writers in Toronto for a history-making event from October 15 through 18, 2015.
www.nakedheart.ca
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