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I spent a good chunk of yesterday at Toronto’s Word of the Street books and magazine fair. The event is huge. I remembered it when it was a much smaller festival. Now they take over all of Queen’s Park and close the streets. I met some old friends and made some new ones. Word on the Street takes place across Canada in various cities. If you can go, I recommend it.
I know I loaded you up with links last week. As a result of my day trip to Word on the Street, here are just a few more:
The Horror Writers Association is the only organization dedicated to the support of authors of dark literature. Check it out at www.horror.org.
Details about Bloody Words, the Canadian Mystery Conference, can be found at www.bloodywords.com.
For information on the Crime Writers of Canada, go to www.crimewriterscanada.com. Members include authors, publishers, editors, booksellers, librarians, reviewers and literary agents as well as developing writers.
Canadian Journalists for Free Expression is a non-profit organization supported by Canadian Journalists and advocates of free expression. They defend the rights of journalists around the world. www.cjfe.org
PEN Canada also advocates for writers in prison, writers in exile and works to promote freedom of expression. www.pencanada.ca
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