Posted on April 22, 2016 by CaseytheCanadianLesbrarian Big Big Sky by Toronto punk author Kristyn Dunnion is perhaps the strangest book I’ve ever read. But I mean strange in that’s it’s wonderfully weird in a way that makes your brain stretch a little bit in a direction it’s never gone before. It’s certainly Read more…
Big Big Sky.Kristyn Dunnion.Calgary, AB: Red Deer Press, 2008.249 pp., pbk., $14.95.ISBN 978-0-88995-404-5.Grades 9 and up / Ages 14 and up.Review by Darleen Golke.***1/2 /4 excerpt: Whafa like your Pod Leader? She snaps to. She sends a picture of her red-haired, green-eyed Leader. Quiet, she sends. Efficient. Watchful, not fussy. Read more…
Spring 2006
Born on August 6, 1969, in Kingsville, ON, Kristyn lived there until she was in her late teens. Describing her natal community, Kristyn says, “Kingsville’s a small town, and it’s not as rural as it used to be.
BODY POLITIC / Social justice never looked so glamorous
Story by Samantha Sarra / Xtra October 14, 2004
Housing worker and children’s author by day, burlesque dancer by night  welcome to the wacky world of Miss Kitty Galore, the gutsy and glittery hostess at numerous bar events about town. Before the clock strikes 12, she’s known as Kristyn Dunnion, but don’t let the jeans and T-shirt fool you, there’s a diva in there.