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The book is now in stock at several Indigo locations.

I have also heard that people are already getting shipping confirmations from Amazon.

If you have a local bookstore you want to support, they might have it already too, so give them a call! If not, they can probably get it in very quickly now.

Or you can always order directly from Invisible and support the publisher directly.

And don't forget about everyone's good pals at Kobo!

TM: What are you currently reading? And who is on your must-read list for all CanLit lovers?

AB: This is pretty non-Can-con of me, but I’m reading Perfidia by James Ellroy, which is a black-hole level noir about the start of Japanese internment in Los Angeles in 1941. As for must-reads, Marian Engel is a straight-up boss. Bear’s gotten a lot of play in the last couple years, but she’s just generally awesome. I recently read One-Way Street, and it’s hilarious and thought-provoking and great. For contemporaries, I’d have to go Pasha Malla as a writer who I’ll read anytime new work is available, and Jeremy Hanson-Finger as a writer whose book is coming out imminently (Death and the Intern launching any minute now).

Time: Wednesday, May 24 at 7 PM - 10 PM.

Time: Wednesday, April 26 at 7 PM - 11 PM.

Place: Pour Boy, 495 Somerset St W, Ottawa, ON.

Facebook event here.

Catriona's book can be found here.

This event will include:

• Opening readings by Ottawa poets Jason Christie and Ian Martin, and hosting by Ben Ladouceur
• Feature readings by Catriona Wright and yours truly

Natasha Tremblay from the Carleton Charlatan interviewed me about my writing and my experience at Carleton University:

The Charlatan (TC): What is your fondest memory from your time as a Carleton student?

Jeremy Hanson-Finger (JHF): I would probably say attending the open-mic events of the Carleton English department.