Author Readings: Fantasy Authors
Description
Join these Canadian authors as they read from their books, and be sure to check out our full list of live virtual sessions for this year's event at: FictionFest.ca/events
Lineup

Sue Archer
Sue Archer has been writing stories ever since she purchased a typewriter at age eight. She is on a lifelong quest to read all the things and has been spotted haunting the stacks in several towns throughout Ontario, Canada. While waiting for her chance to open a doorway to another world, she is writing about Bridgepoint, a town where magic and mayhem are always just around the corner.

J.F. Garrard
JF Garrard is an award winning speculative fiction writer, editor and publisher. She is the President of Dark Helix Press, host of The Artsy Raven podcast, serves as President for the Canadian Authors Association’s Toronto branch, and Deputy Editor for Ricepaper Magazine. Her portfolio of books and short fiction is listed on jfgarrard dot com and you can find her on Twitter @jfgarrard, Instagram @jfgarrard, Facebook @JFGarrardauthor.

Y.R. Liu
Y. R. Liu is a writer of dark fantasy and speculative fiction who spent more of her childhood in imaginary worlds than in the real one. A devourer of books, she has a particular fondness for bittersweet sacrifices, pyrrhic victories, and otherwise less-than-happy endings. Her fascination with the tragic and the fantastic extends to her own writing as she weaves tales of both woe and hope. When not writing, she enjoys good food, shiny trinkets, and Wikipedia rabbit holes. Currently, she resides in Montreal with her family.

David Jón Fuller
David Jón Fuller is a Winnipeg writer and editor. His debut novel, Venue 13, is available from Turnstone Press.

HOSTED BY: N.P. Thompson
N.P. Thompson is the founder/organizer of Canada Fiction Fest. She is also the award-winning author of River of Crows and the other books in The Arcanium saga. She lives in Ottawa, Canada with her two awesome kids and a very lazy cat.
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