Expozine 2005
4th Annual Small Press, Comic and Zine Fair
Saturday, November 26th,
from 11 am to 6 pm
5035 St-Dominique (church basement),
between Laurier and St-Joseph

http://www.expozine.ca

Montreal, November 9, 2005. Accenti, the Canadian Magazine with an Italian Accent, is announcing today that it will resume publication in 2006, with the relaunch issue slated for January.

Accenti is an English-language, upscale publication aimed at the 1.5 million Italian Canadians across the country and italophiles in Canada and all over the world. Its mission is to inform and entertain with content inspired by the convergence of cultures..

A Flor de Piel

(Skin Deep)


After a long break from painting I am back with the muses, riding my horse through white gesso landscapes. How can my creation affect the world I inhabit? What can I do besides criticize and join the choir of dormant complainers...?

Galerie d'Art Richelieu, 7903, rue St. Denis. Tel: 514.381.2247
du mardi au dimanche, de 11h00 a 17h00.
Featuring artwork by Carolina Echeverria

Genetically Modified Theatre

Porte Parole is a theatre company founded in 1998 by Annabel Soutar and Alex Ivanovici. Its unique mandate is "to provide the community with an artistic forum in which to examine its public affairs"...and by extension.."to stimulate public discourse."

Their latest play, SEEDS, runs from November 4 to December 3, 2005. Monument National, 1182 blvd St-Laurent, Montreal

Spring Awakening, a dramatic comedy by controversial 19th-century German playwright, Frank Wedekind, is a performance by mostly youthful actors rippling with energy, freshness and naïveté...

The Leanor and Alvin Segal Theatre & Soulpepper Theatre Company present

The Importance of Being Earnest, by Oscar Wilde

Directed by Ben Barnes

"I never travel without my diary. One should always have something sensational to read on the train"

From left: Nancy Palk and Ben Carlson. The photographer is Lydia Pawalek.

Tune into CKUT Radio 90.3 fm on November 7 at lunch to hear TAMRA STEEN discuss how she has expanded her LAUGH with ME! seminars into Stress-Less Solutions® with Corporations keeping her foot in the Community door!

(Listen between 11:30am until 1:00 pm with Mahalia Verna)

http://www.montrealserai.com

Now for something special...

SIX SHOWS IN SEARCH OF A SEASON
Seeds
Spring Awakening
The Three Apollos
Johnny Canuck and the Last Burlesque
Prodigy
Bye Bye Baby

Call 849-FEST

More details on all six shows at: http://www.threeapollos.ca/mast

The group of Artistic Directors is from left: Freya Ravensbergen, White Raven Gabrielle Soskin, Persephone Productions, Annabel Soutar, Porte Parole, Jeremy Hechtman, MainLine Theatre, Clare Schapiro, Imago, Joel Fishbane, Pumpkin Theatre. Photographer, Cindy Lopez.

PETER WINTONICK
Film-maker, Governor General Award Winner, 2006
MARILYNN VANDERSTAAY
Journalist
TERRY MOSHER, 'AISLIN,"
Mtl. Gazette Cartoonist
JEAN-FRANCOIS FORTIER
Musician
JOSH COWAN
Discussion Moderator

Tune in to Radio CKUT, 90.3FM, 'Dialects'
with host Mahalia Verna
Mon. Sept 12, 11am - noon
for a roundup of the day's events

See photogallery of the day's events by Ken Kalman, Bozena Happach and David Cox:http://www.invisiblecitiesnetwork.org/tiki-browse_gallery.php?galleryId=4

Fellow Publishers and Creative Artists...Please join us for the day as exhibitors and/or participants. McGill Radio CKUT (90.3 FM) will be recording the ICN conference event for broadcast.

Date: Saturday, September 10. 2005

http://www.invisiblecitiesnetwork.org/tiki-browse_gallery.php?galleryId=4

Time: 8.30am to 5pm.
Venue: FACE Auditorium, 3449 University Street, Montreal
(a short walk from Metro McGill)

THIS YEAR'S TOPIC: "The art of Marketing and Networking"


A forum for writers, authors, poets, publishers, film-makers, musicians, artists and students to learn, share and mingle in a collaborative setting.

Meet Media Personalities, Speakers on Marketing and Networking, Fellow artists and writers. All welcome...A Radio CKUT co-presentation

Creative Writing: Fiction Workshop

Be creative and work on something that is publishable
A ten week writing course for women

Led by Ilona Martonfi Poet/Writer/Editor, Producer/host of The Yellow Door Readings


ilona.martonfi at sympatico.ca

Creative Writing: Poetry Workshop

be creative and work on something that is publishable
A ten week poetry course for women

Led by Ilona Martonfi, Poet/Writer/Editor, Producer/host of The Yellow Door Readings

Tel/fax (514) 939-4173

ilona.martonfi at sympatico.ca

Esther, a Jewish Odyssey, By award winning, filmmaker-writer Pierre Lasry. Midbar Editions, "A stunning novel, a must for all to read." Canadian Jewish News, Oct.24, 2004

The characterization is vibrant and absorbing, the rich descriptive language captivating and...filmic, enhanced by the Gallic immediacy of the present tense! One of the best books I have ever read... Christina Manolescu, ICN

To order this book, email pierrelasry at hotmail.com

To hear Shola perform is a privilege. One that will haunt your being. Her music will echo within your soul long after the final notes have faded. Like life the music remains, a reminder that life is what we make it, not what others would have us live, Wayne Reid.

Shola will be performing at the ICN 2005 Book & Creative Arts Conference. A selection of her CDs will be available on the day. Please visit: www.SHOLADOUMMAR.COM.

About the Author

The author has been a computer programmer for most of his adult life, and for the last twenty-five years was a teacher of Computer Science in a college in Montreal. He is now retired. Apart from that, nothing much has happened--outwardly.

For some years his youth, he ran around Europe, trying to learn foreign languages while supporting himself by writing computer programs and teaching English to foreigners. But nothing notable happened until he saw the Goddess.

Now everything has changed forever. Read on...

Nancy A.T. Grant's second conspiracy thriller is set in Montreal. Terrorism, brewing in the quiet backyards of Westmount, comes to a climax.
http://www.racewithoutrules.com

INHOUSEPRESS presents BEST OF THE MONTH ESSAY. This month's is

Individuation as a Chaotic Process
by Krystyna Laycraft,

Presented on 15th International Conference of Society for Chaos Theory in Psychology and Life Sciences, Denver, August 2005

A new Essay will be published every month. Comments from readers are appreciated at our new email address inhousepress at sympatico.ca.

To read, please visit: http://www.inhousepress.ca