The Porcupine's Quill
Celebrating thirty-five years on the Main Street
of Erin Village, Wellington County
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News for March
Perhaps it’s a little bit gauche of me to admit, but these days I find myself inwardly booing whenever I see a school bus. No, it’s not because I think children are sticky or because driving behind a school bus … Continue reading
News for March
There’s nothing like some good old fashioned competition to lift the spirits during the dull, dreary days of winter. Thus, the national exhilaration caused by the Olympics and the all-important gold medal wins in both women’s and men’s hockey. (Seriously, … Continue reading
Shop Indie: PQL Reads for Everyone on Your Holiday List
Looking for unique and beautiful gifts this holiday season? Look no further! Our books are just as beautiful inside as they are on the outside, and they make great gifts for everyone on your list. The Steamy Reader: High-Water Mark, … Continue reading
News for May
Ah, May. The month of emerging sunshine, budding flowers, temperate weather, sinus headaches and pollen-fuelled sneezing sprees. It’s also a time of spring events and even a new release at PQL. We had a great inaugural event in the launch … Continue reading
News for November
I hope you all had a spook-tastic Halloween this year, Quill friends! Hurricane Sandy did dampen the festivities considerably, but we still had trick-or-treaters at my door (albeit accompanied by some very soppy-looking parents), and we still managed to have … Continue reading
News for October
September was certainly a busy month here at the Porcupine’s Quill! With readings and events in Toronto, Ottawa, and Winnipeg, we were certainly keeping busy. In addition to our events in Kingston for the Kingston WritersFest, we had an author … Continue reading
The Porcupine's Quill would like to acknowledge the support of the Ontario Arts Council and the Canada Council for the Arts for our publishing program. The financial support of the Government of Canada through the Canada Book Fund (CBF) is also gratefully acknowledged.
