True scientific study: A mix of cold meds and wine attracts microphones and bright lights and recordings (which would also account for the scarf creature I appear to be wearing in this Now Magazine video):
IFOA throughout the decades from NOW Magazine on Vimeo.
Late Wednesday night, I wrote a blog post for the Globe & Mail books blog, In Other Words. Today, like magic, it was posted. And now I need to sleep. (Podcast of my reading on Tuesday also included.)
Poet Melanie Janisse’s take on the crime fiction (and poetry!) night: “Tales of Mystery and Indignation”.
And hey–if you didn’t see me in my pajamas the first time around, the Globe and Mail’s book blog posted my swag bag pillaging (@bookmadam always has the best ideas).
I was sick for the first part of the Festival, but I was able to catch up on all things IFOA because of the comprehensive coverage from the following fine folks (hint, hint–follow them):
Blogs
Globe & Mail: In Other Words
National Post: The Afterword
@ifoa
@booksin140
@npbooks
@boyreporter
@walrusmagazine
@itsmarkmedley
@globebooks
Filed under: Other's words, Publications, Quotes, Readings, The Outside World | Tagged: Globe and Mail, In Other Words, Melanie Janisse, Now Magazine, torontoist
