Trillium Book Awards Author Reading 2015

Photos! Guernica Editions Spring Launch 2013

Submitted by maeve on April 23, 2013 - 10:51pm
Share |

Guernica Editions hosted the first of their Spring 2013 launches this past Sunday, April 21 at Supermarket, featuring work by Veena Gokhale, Erika Rummel, Keith Garebian, Vivian Demuth, Chava Rosenfarb, Richard Gambino and Denise Desautels.

Photos were provided by Guernica publicist Cristina Rizzuto. Click on a thumbnail below to access an image gallery of the event.

We hope people are happy to see pictures of themselves in Open Book’s image gallery, but if you’d like your photo removed, please contact us at info@openbooktoronto.com and we’ll remove it as soon as possible.

Wendy Gagné, launch host Karen Shenfeld, Stephen Watson
Erika Rummel (left) with family and friends
Erika Rummel
Oliver Koh, Susan Helwig, Keith Garebian
Markus Reisenletiner, Susan Ingram, Milton Kooistra
Vivian Demuth
Michael Mirolla, Salvatore Mirolla
Launch host Karen Shenfeld
Vivian Demuth reading from <em>Fire Watcher</em>
John Oughton
Michael Mirolla presenting <em>Camerado and the Trial of Pius XII</em> by Richard Gambino
Kenneth Sherman presenting <em>Exile at Last, Selected Poems</em> by Chava Rosenfarb
John Oughton, Kenneth Sherman, Marie Shermam
John Oughton, Kenneth Sherman, Marie Sherman, Karen Shenfeld
Keith Garebian, Elana Wolff
Tony Nardi, Keith Garebian
Vivan Demuth, Elana Wolff
Danielle McNally and Yeats McNally at the book table
Michael Mirolla presenting <em>Things That Fall</e> by Denise Desautels, translated by Alisa Bélanger
Veena Gokhale reading from <em>Bombay Wali</em>
Veena Gokhale
Erika Rummel reading from <em>Head Games</em>
Keith Garebian reading from <em>Moon On Wild Grasses</em>
Members of the audience
Mark Procopio and publicist Cristina Rizzuto

Related item from our archives

Date
Wed May 14, 2008

A Word from Andrew - kinda

View more items filed under “Book Launches” in our Open Book Archives.
Read Full Story read more
Submitted by kickstart on May 14, 2008 - 2:04pm

A Word from Andrew - kinda

Paul here –

I want to try a little experiment. At the moment, Andrew is too busy hyping Kickstart on the tour to write a post. This is a shame, because I think he’d bring a very interesting perspective to Open Book. As a result, I’ve decided to write the following post as Andrew. You see, this is a little bit of a voice exercise. I’m going to try to piece together various conversations I’ve had with him into a coherent and artistically unified piece. As I have previously said, voice is a slippery fish. So, Andrew, don’t get mad if I don’t capture your inimitable buoyancy.