Online Event – Creative Mornings & Victoria Festival of Authors
Creative Mornings Victoria — Friday, September 24th at 11 am A short reading and discussion of the theme of “Dare.” Presented in partnership with the Victoria Festival of Authors. This event is free online and I would love to see you there! (click on the DARE image above for more info and to register)
Read More...Content Warning: Craig Davidson’s reading includes graphic descriptions of the human brain (body horror).
Read More...Interview with Dana Gee in the Vancouver Sun
Join me and Ann tomorrow at @VancouverComics for a behind the scenes look at the making of Shadow Life! Tune in at 4pm PT or 7 pm ET to watch us live here: https://www.youtube.com/vancaf
Read More...Check out this week’s Vancouver Sun International Bestseller List. (compiled by Bookmanager)
Read More...Shadow Life Graphic Novel Launch!
Shadow Life Launch event with Hiromi Goto and Ann Xu. Tuesday, March 30th at 8pm ET / 5 pm PT via crowdcast. Please RSVP: bit.ly/ShadowLifeLaunch. Order signed books from Loyalty Bookstore (US) and The Beguiling (Canada). See you there!
Read More...Interview with @DynamicForces is up! (Thank you for the thoughtful questions!) Learn more about #ShadowLife, my first #GN with the brilliant Ann Xu @epershannd! #StoriesOfOlderWomen #Elders #RepresentationMatters
Read More...Pocket Workshop: Essays on Living as a Writer
Published by Hydra House Books Edited by Tod McCoy & M. Huw Evans. Much gratitude to M. Huw Evans for his gentle invitation to send something when I was feeling very extra about not writing… May my essay offer some solace for those who find themselves in this deep dark pool. “*Take as Needed” By Hiromi Goto Pocket Workshop Table of Contents “Introduction” by Neile Graham “Being and Becoming a Writer” by Karen Lord “We…
Read More...Publishers Weekly starred review of Shadow Life
“This wry genre-bending graphic novel from Goto (the Half World series) delves into aging, independence, lost love, and mortality with a whimsy that doesn’t undercut its literary heft. …” full review in Publishers Weekly
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