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Meet Mark Huebner for a Signing of His New Wordless Novel Let Go
You’re invited to a book signing for Mark Huebner’s beautiful new wordless novel, Let Go! Continue reading
Reading in the Time of Covid: On the Online Launch of Ed Seaward’s Fair
Last week marked a bit of a milestone for us at the Porcupine’s Quill, with our first ever online book launch. Ed Seaward launched his debut novel Fair on Zoom, to an audience of about four or five dozen attendees tuning in from the comforts of their own homes. Continue reading
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Book Giveaway Celebrating the Launch of Ed Seaward’s Fair
We are pleased to invite you all to attend the virtual launch of Ed Seaward’s debut novel, Fair, on Zoom! Continue reading
Out and About with the Quill: Fisher Small and Fine Press Fair 2019
This Saturday, Toronto was cool and cloudy—perfect weather for people to peruse books, prints, art and more at the Fisher Small and Fine Press Fair, held at the University of Toronto’s gorgeous Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library. This year’s event … Continue reading
Out and About with the Quill: 2019 Detroit Festival of Books
This Sunday, I absconded with a friend and trundled over to Detroit to participate in the 3rd annual Detroit Festival of Books at the historic (and beautiful!) Eastern Market. The weather was perfect for the event–not too hot, not too cold, … Continue reading
You Can Take a Tour of the Porcupine’s Quill … Wherever You Are. Yes, You. (And You. And You, Too!)
If you’re a newsletter subscriber, or if you’ve followed our blog for a while, or if you’ve been a loyal customer for years, well, chances are you’ve imagined, at some point or other, just what it looks like at this … 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.