May is ALS Awareness Month. I’ll be posting ALS and advocacy information to help raise more awareness about this awful disease. #ALSAwareness Month #ALSAwareness #askmeQuestions

Wonderful article in the ⁦Toronto Star⁩ this past Saturday about my newest book The Club! ⁦DCB⁩ ⁦CANSCAIP⁩ ⁦OLA⁩ ⁦Deborah Dundas⁩

I'll be at the Motive crime fiction festival in Toronto talking about my upcoming release, I Will Ruin You. Ticket info here:
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If you are an e-book reader, my new #memoir HOW MIDSUMMER NIGHT is on sale for a steal: 1.99 wherever you buy your e-books in Canada, the United Kingdom or the United States.

Less than a cup of coffee.

Please consider adding it to your list! 📚

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Just figuring out how many books we lost when a woman decided to whip her coffee at the shelves and verbally assault a bookseller because we think that gender affirming care is health care.
If you don’t think trans rights are human right don’t come in, don’t follow us. Just Don’t

So much has been written and said and felt about Ben Johnson, but ⁦Mary Ormsby⁩’s new book makes you wonder again: was a guilty man railroaded? Ben still thinks so, and Mary - who is incredibly insightful - wonders, too. thestar.com/sports/olympic…

#caturday

Mark your calendars for June 19th, thriller lovers! Lucy Foley 💙💛🇺🇦 and Linwood Barclay are coming to Kitchener Public Library!

It was an assault that lasted 27 seconds and left author Salman Rushdie a changed man.

Two years and a new memoir later, he talks about the attack, writing and fear with Deborah Dundas on This Matters: thestar.com/podcasts/this-…

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For Toronto Star: some of the city’s biggest theatres have been caught using AI in recent marketing. The implications of that are…unsettling. thestar.com/entertainment/…

Want to be the first to buy the next big art sensation? Five untapped, emerging Toronto artists to connect with thestar.com/entertainment/… via @torontostar

'“Dayspring” dances in the dynamic equilibrium of sacred and profane, transcendent and quotidian, divine and perverse, until [...] every word is a prayer, every action a liturgy.'

Many thanks to Robert J Wiersema & the Toronto Star for this generous and thoughtful reading.❤️‍🔥

Toronto writer Anthony Oliveira's debut novel 'Dayspring' is about love, rooted in both the body and the spirit, and that effortlessly moves from Galilee to the Gay Village

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DAYSPRING by Anthony Oliveira is 'a powerful piece of storytelling, emotionally fraught and frequently hilarious,' Robert J Wiersema writes in the Toronto Star, very correctly, in my opinion

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My piece on Antanas Sileika and his new memoir, The Death of Tony, is up Toronto Star, for anyone who might be interested. thestar.com/entertainment/…

The Toronto writer who is putting Lithuania's storied history on the literary map thestar.com/entertainment/… via @torontostar

For Measha Brueggergosman-Lee, life is never an either/or. The Juno-winning soprano, actor and educator can be many things at once

My feature for the Toronto Star:
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Inside the Hot Docs implosion: How allegations of mismanagement and toxic behaviour are tearing apart the country's top documentary film festival thestar.com/entertainment/… via @torontostar

Heralding the end of freedom and innocence with dedication, pot and sex thestar.com/entertainment/… via @torontostar