Author Archives: caroline

I’m delighted to be giving a Woo Talk on houses as repositories of narrative.   Woo is an evening of small talks ( 5 to 15 minutes ) along with facilitated conversations at the elegant Sai Woo Restaurant in Vancouver’s historic Chinatown. The talks take place Tuesday September 27, 2016 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM at Woo 158 E Pender St.  See the …

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A huge thanks to The Current producer Anne Penman for including me in the coverage of character home demolitions in Vancouver and across Canada.  Vancouver Vanishes is both a Facebook Page and a book.  Listen to The Current feature here.

I’m delighted to be the Writer-in-Residence at this year’s Elephant Mountain Literary Festival in Nelson, BC.  I’ll be working one-on-one with writers during the Holley Rubinsky Blue Pencil Sessions, endowed by the late beloved Kootenay writer and mentor.  My other events include a craft talk, a reading, a panel discussion and getting massaged.  Yes, EMLF …

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Attention Montréal!  I’ll be in town to give a day-long writing workshop.  Plotting Your Storyline: Character as Springboard runs from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm at the QWF Office, 1200 Atwater Avenue, Room 3.  For a full description of this fun and practical workshop, and to register, click here.  À bientôt!

I’m thrilled to be taking part in Authors for Indies at Munro’s Books in Victoria. Munro’s Books was recently named the third best bookstore in the WORLD by National Geographic.  Hope to see you there!  

Please join me, Michael Kluckner and Eve Lazarus for this multi-media talk and lively question period.  

A big thanks to BC Bookworld for its coverage of Vancouver Vanishes!

Vancouver Vanishes: Narratives of Demolition and Revival has been nominated for the Bill Duthie Booksellers’ Choice Award.   A big congratulations to my co-contributors: John Atkin, Kerry Gold, Evelyn Lau, Eve Lazarus, John Mackie, Elise and Stephen Partridge, Bren Simmers, Michael Kluckner and Tracey Ayton.  Thanks to Anvil Press.  See the list of all the …

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Please join us for this illustrated talk on our Vancouver’s vanishing original housing stock, followed by a question period.  Books will be available.  

Thank you to the Hallmark Heritage Society for inviting me to speak about Vancouver Vanishes, the Facebook Page and the book.  Details here and below. February 15, 2016 @ 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm Craigflower Schoolhouse 2755 Admirals Rd Victoria, BC