Announcements

  • Ontario Arts Council: thank you!
    2025 has been pretty rough so far – but the sun came out the day I received this generous support from #OntarioArtsCouncil for a new work-in-progress. Thank you for generously supporting a new work-in-progress that calls for dedicated time and focus. Hear ye, hear ye, let the writing commence!
  • STOOP CITY wins ReLit Award for Fiction 2021!
    Thank you, ReLit Awards, for honouring STOOP CITY in the category of short fiction, 2021. I’m utterly entranced by the prize … the coveted ReLit ring designed by Christopher Kearney of Newfoundland. Each of the four moveable dials are struck with the entire alphabet, so I will be spelling out… Read more: STOOP CITY wins ReLit Award for Fiction 2021!
  • Ontario Arts Council Supports Working Artists
    Heartfelt thanks to www.arts.on.ca , its hardworking staff, the jury members and readers at independent Ontario based publishers. I’m pleased and humbled to acknowledge OAC funding from the Recommender Grants for Writers Project as well as the Literary Creation Projects. This encouragement will help me take a little time away… Read more: Ontario Arts Council Supports Working Artists

Reviews


Interviews

  • Season of the Witch
    Thank you to Dr. Cyndi Brannen of the Keeping Her Keys podcast for including me in a panel discussing Hekate and Spirits: Poltergeists, Departed Loved Ones and Ancestors. We talk about ancestor veneration, intergenerational healing and safe navigation of the Spirit World. Also, in the Samhain Special: Modern Hekatean Witchcraft,… Read more: Season of the Witch
  • River Volta Review of Books
    Thank you to Gunnar Ohberg, MFA Candidate at the University of Saskatchewan, for interviewing me in River Volta Review of Books. Check it out here ….. https://rivervoltareview.com/category/interviews
  • All Lit Up: Tell us a little about your book and how it came to be
    Kristyn Dunnion joins us in the Indie Reading Room with her latest Stoop City (Biblioasis), a collection of stories that’s at once dark and funny and wholly absorbing about a gentrifying west-Toronto neighbourhood and a cast of characters down on their luck.