Hard to believe it…but I have been working at the Toronto Public Library for a really long time. This library system has been incredibly supportive of authors (especially local ones), and I’m really proud of all the programming and outreach[…]
We had an amazing time at the launch party for Zoom in on Zombies! Kari Lynn Winters and I were delighted to meet so many of our readers and fans. We chatted about the zombies around us… And we signed[…]
It’s available! You can get your copy of Zoom in on Zombies at your local bookstore! What can you expect? Chapters include: Zombies Among Us; Lame Brains and Other Zombie-Like Traits; Feeding Frenzy; Zombified; Dirty Rotters; Brain Dead; Zombie Moves;[…]
You’re invited to a book launch! My new book Zoom In On Zombies (created with co-author Kari-Lynn Winters) comes out soon, and we’ll be revealing all the zombies that exist around us… Meet us between 1:30pm-3pm on Saturday, November 23rd[…]
Breaking book news! I’m thrilled to announce that my book, P.K. Subban – Fighting Racism to Become a Hockey Superstar and Role Model for Athletes of Colour, has been named a “top recommended read” for the 2021 TD Summer Reading[…]
I was recently interviewed by Sharon Jennings for a feature profile in CANSCAIP News. It was an honour to be interviewed, since the newsletter has featured some of Canada’s most famous children’s authors, illustrators and performers on the cover. Our[…]
With all that’s happening in the world, I missed the article about my P.K. Subban biography in the June edition of Kirkus Reviews! You can read the review online here…or download a pdf of the entire issue! With the help[…]
The biography of P.K. Subban was recently reviewed in the June issue of Booklist. Haven’t heard of Booklist? It’s a book-review magazine that has been published by the American Library Association for more than a century. You can read the[…]
My biography of P.K. Subban was recently reviewed and recommended by the Canadian Review of Materials. Crafting a biography about a public person is an incredibly difficult process that involves a lot of research. I was thrilled to see the[…]
I Read Canadian Day is here! Which Canadian books will you be reading? UPDATE! Grade 4 and 5 students from a nearby school visited my local library today and “read Canadian”!