Ecological collapse. Political disorder. Technological evolution. Dystopian futures. Join Paola Ferrante, Tomas Hachard & Michelle Min Sterling for "It's the End of the World as We Know It," one of the 15 panels happening September 10 in Eden Mills. buff.ly/3OMiWlq

Which one of us will burst into song first? Come find out!

Congratulations City in Flames author Tomas Hachard — named by the CBC as a writer to watch! 🎉 CBC Books' writers to watch: 30 Canadian writers making their mark in 2023 | CBC Books cbc.ca/books/cbc-book…

WE'RE 8! Come celebrate with us tomorrow! 6:30 - 8 PM Flying Books 784 College St. Featuring: Marlowe Granados, Anna Fitzpatrick, and Tomas Hachard. ✈️📚🥳🍾🎉

With the release of her final 𝗜𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗻𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗔𝗻𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗺 Fly or Die album, a eulogy for the extraordinary Jaimie Branch, and one of the best nights of music of my life. The Music Gallery slate.com/culture/2023/0…

I'll be at Toronto International Festival of Authors (TIFA) on September 30 talking about City in Flames. Can't wait to chat with Catherine, and hope we can live up to the great title of the event... festivalofauthors.ca/event/kingdoms…

I'm going to be in Vancouver later this month and the lovely folks at Upstart and Crow are hosting me for a book signing on Thursday, Sept 21. If you're in the area, come out to say hello and chat! upstartandcrow.com/event/city-in-…

Can’t wait to get to Eden Mills on Sunday! Come join

"Enough is enough" - the eerie book connections to real life continue...

It's my book birthday!!!!!!! Her Body Among Animals from Book*hug Press is officially released into the wild today and I couldn't be happier! bookhugpress.ca/shop/author/pa…

I was only able to see two TIFF movies this year. Both directors are on the cover of the latest Cinema Scope. The magazine opened up a new world of movies for me. It always leads with a passion for film and has fostered so many young critics. I hope this is not the end.

Saturday, September 30th at 2pm Toronto International Festival of Authors (TIFA)! "Cities burn in the aftermath of political breakdown, children rule their own kingdom in the trees, and the future of society hangs in the balance in two apocalyptic stories from Tomas Hachard and Catherine Leroux."

“It feels like the world is undergoing several paradigm shifts at once. Amid the turmoil, stories and writing can offer a sense of control. A way to hold the world in place to better understand it.” —⁦Tomas Hachard⁩ flyingbooks.ca/blog/2023/10/7…

What a lovely review of City in Flames. Thank you so much Kayla for such a thoughtful piece. And thank you Literary Review of Canada!

“Readers will feel the vastness of the couple’s separation as the pair struggle to find any way to stay in touch.” From the November issue: @kayladedamarie reviews Tomas Hachard's “City in Flames,” published by Flying Books. reviewcanada.ca/magazine/2023/…

The eerie sky over Toronto the other night was very City in Flames — our favourite dystopian love story ever. ❤️‍🔥💘💝 📍784 College St, Toronto 🔗 flyingbooks.ca/shop/city-in-f…

Popping back on here to say, come join me at Junction Reads!

“For two days, Clarissa had kept quiet about the diary. She told herself that the whole thing had probably been a dream. But then she had looked for the diary again the night before, and it was all still there.” Read Tomas Hachard’s “August 2150” here: thewalrus.ca/august-2150/