BC BookWorld callout for Emily Carr’s BC
So much appreciate this mention for Emily Carr’s BC in the most respected book related journal in the province (and a lot farther afield). Really, check out BC BookWorld for excellent articles and all the scoop on new releases.
Robert Amos Review: Times Colonist: 2016-09-18
Wonderful review of Emily Carr’s BC: Book Two: Northern BC & Haida Gwaii in today’s Victoria Times Colonist.
Emily Carr House: September 17
If you’re going to be in Victoria on September 17, I’d love to see you at Emily Carr House. Great opportunity to chat about Emily and her travels, with readings from Book Two of the trilogy, Emily Carr’s BC: Northern BC & Haida Gwaii. This terrific event is hosted by Jan Ross, curator of Emily Carr House, with free admission sponsored by the Victoria Foundation as part of their Victoria Foundation Day. I’m delighted to be talking about Emily’s travels against the backdrop of Jen Burgess’ art in her exhibition “on a Tangent Tear.”
Hope to see you there.
Emily Carr Klee Wyck: Pacific Rim Arts Society
Delighted to be taking part in this outstanding Cultural Heritage Festival with both a presentation on Emily’s travels (Aug. 29) and a reading/book signing for Emily Carr’s BC (Aug 30).
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BC Booklook
Very excited about this great coverage from BC Booklook. Click on the photo to link to the full story.
Mosaic Books: July 30, 2016
One of the best things about book signing events is meeting up with old friends you haven’t seen for awhile, especially when they’ve gone to a lot of trouble to attend. Another great thing is being hosted by great independent bookstores like Mosaic Books in Kelowna. Of course, the biggest highlight is getting to talk to a whole lot of people about Emily Carr’s BC.
Emily Carr’s BC: Northern BC & Haida Gwaii
Delighted to announce the launch of Book Two in the Emily Carr’s BC trilogy. This time I follow Emily on the path of her great northern expeditions of 1912 and 1928, both of which followed pivotal developments in her career and which featured so large in her work – then and in later years. Travelling through Northern BC’s Skeena and Naas River country and the islands of Haida Gwaii, I met amazing and talented people, marvelled at unparalleled scenery and came away wanting to return.
2015 TMAC Photo Award for Emily Carr’s BC
Super happy that this photo of Nuu-chah-nulth dancer, Timmy Masso, from the Pacific Rim chapter of Emily Carr’s BC (Book One): Vancouver Island, was awarded Gold for Best People Photo of 2015 by TMAC, the Travel Media Association of Canada. Timmy, who is wearing a kingfisher mask carved by his brother (artist-to-watch Hjalmer Westob), performed a segment of a dance that tells the background story of his family. Thanks to Emily Carr leading me on the most fascinating journey’s around British Columbia, I met the brothers at the Kwisitis Visitor Centre at Pacific Rim National Park Reserve. It is a tremendous honour to be recognized with my ninth TMAC award.
2015 ~ NATJA Awards Finalist
More exciting news for Emily Carr’s BC: Vancouver Island – named a Finalist in the 2015 North American Travel Journalist (NATJA) Awards for Best Travel Book or Guide. Other finalists include Moon Guidebooks: Havana, and National Geographic Traveler: Panama. I’m thrilled to see a Canadian destination being honoured and delighted at the company Little White Publishing is keeping.
Emily Carr Symposium: Victoria, Feb 18-21
Very excited that Emily Carr’s BC: Vancouver Island is being featured at Emily Carr House after the Ross Bay neighbourhood walk and Carr House tour – all part of the Emily Carr Symposium, Feb 18-21 in Victoria. I’ll be there to sign books, answer questions and chat. Wow – a whole gaggle of Emily geeks – should be amazing!