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Canadian Authors to Be Featured in Niagara Parks Literary Speaker Series

Tuesday, 7 September 2021 13:46

By Linda Morgan

Four Canadian female authors will be featured in the "Coast to Coast: Canada's Mysterious Women" literary series.

Calling all bookworms!

Niagara Parks is offering the "Coast to Coast: Canada's Mysterious Women" online series.

Four female authors from Canada will be featured as part of the live-streamed sessions.

On the second Thursday of every month between September to December, the writers will talk about their perspectives and their published works.

The following sessions have been scheduled:

Thursday, September 9th - Gail Anderson-Dargartz, "The Almost Wife."
Thursday, October 14th - Karen McBride, "Crow Winter."
Thursday, November 11th - Ann Shin, "The Last Exiles."
Thursday, December 9th - Elisabeth de Mariaffi, "The Retreat."

The sessions will be interactive, and guests can purchase tickets here.

Tickets are $10 per session, or $30 for the entire series.

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