Storytelling column and notes
Be sure to check out today's Ottawa Citizen, page C4, for my third column about the forthcoming Ottawa's Storytelling Festival.
The 2005 Ottawa Storytelling Festival – Magical Storytelling - will be held November 2-6, 2005.
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In other news, I was going to attend Christine Pountney's launch of her latest novel, The Best Way You Know How at the Manx. But... I got sidetracked yesterday. I met up with local writer and fellow booklover, Nigel Beale at the Rockcliffe Bookfair. No, you didn't miss the fair.
It only starts this coming Friday, November 4, 5, and 6th, 2005. I helped out sort books in the afternoon. As usual, from what I spied, there are some awesome buys at low-low prices that this bookfair is famous for. After four hours of sorting through the slush pile of books, I just could not stop. In fact, I am about to venture there again for more book sorting today. Rough life, eh?
The 2005 Ottawa Storytelling Festival – Magical Storytelling - will be held November 2-6, 2005.
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In other news, I was going to attend Christine Pountney's launch of her latest novel, The Best Way You Know How at the Manx. But... I got sidetracked yesterday. I met up with local writer and fellow booklover, Nigel Beale at the Rockcliffe Bookfair. No, you didn't miss the fair.
It only starts this coming Friday, November 4, 5, and 6th, 2005. I helped out sort books in the afternoon. As usual, from what I spied, there are some awesome buys at low-low prices that this bookfair is famous for. After four hours of sorting through the slush pile of books, I just could not stop. In fact, I am about to venture there again for more book sorting today. Rough life, eh?
posted by John MacDonald at
Sunday, October 30, 2005
1 Comments:
Thanks, John. This is one event that always usually slips by the Bywords calendar because I don't receive any e-mails about it, but since you've got the link and everything, you make it easy. It's a busy, busy weekend, but I hope to get over there on Friday...I've always meant to go.
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