The September 2006 Toronto literary calendar, a monthly supplement to Word, is online. It's bursting with fantastic literary events; check it out today! Download it here. It is a supplement to the July/August Issue, which features:

• Present, future tense: Stolen by Annette Lapointe. Review by Kate Sutherland
• Many portals to alternate small-press universes: Une canadienne errante by Maggie Helwig
• Lexiconjury: the initial spells of overt wunder: Something Else by Bill Kennedy
• Drawing on / travelling through: Finding Lily: A Memoir by Richard Clewes. Review by M. Wayne Cunningham
• Where's the best place to sit at a poetry reading? Fun with 'pataphysics (Ages 1 to Ethernity) by Sharon Harris
• Garage sails, clockwise and anti-2¢: Some thoughts in, on or about the smallpress enclave. Conwenna Stokes interviews Jay MillAr.

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