Words with Writers Podcast Canadian Authors—Toronto

Chris Gorman and Brandi Tanner return with Episode 21 of Canadian Authors Words with Writers Podcast! Listen in for readings from new members Svetlana Machurina and Christine Bergsma, an appearance from previous guest Bob Mackay, our new book club segment, and oh so much more!

Chris Gorman and Brandi Tanner are back with Canadian Authors Words with Writers Podcast! Tune in to hear what’s in store for 2023. Email tomembership@canadianauthors.org if you’ve joined Canadian Authors-Toronto Branch in the last year and want to snag a new member reading spot on our February show.

After a longer than expected winter break, hosts Chris Gorman and Brandi Tanner are finally back with a brand new episode featuring award-winning and bestselling author Eva Stachniak. Author of the newly released historical fiction novel The School of Mirrors, Eva discusses her new book, the craft of writing historical fiction, the connections between her work and ongoing events of today’s world, and so much more.

Eva Stachniak can be found at:
Website: www.evastachniak.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/EvaStachniak.Author/

Join hosts Chris Gorman & Brandi Tanner as they chat with special guests: author, poet and songwriter, Bruce Madole, and author, naval officer, submariner, teacher and lawyer, Robert W. Mackay about their writing and their lives! Bruce Madole can be found online at https://brucemadole.com/home and on Twitter at @SongsAreStories. Robert W. Mackay can be found online at https://www.robertwmackay.ca/ and Twitter at @RobertWMackay.

Welcome to a special episode of Words with Writers Podcast, with co-hosts Chris Gorman and Brandi Tanner. Grab your favourite witches brew and prepare to be spooked by spine-chilling readings from Canadian Authors members Suzanne Craig-Whytock, June Rogers, Pamela Yuen, and Tonya Liburd. Enjoy!

This month, we feature authors discussing their latest work as well as try to give hosts Brandi & Chris some much needed inspiration by talking about what they wrote this summer!
Purabi Sinha Das, originally from India, is now settled in Canada and writing literary fiction, poetry, and personal essays. Her short stories and poems have been published in literary journals and community newspapers, and are inspired by her travels, life in general, and growing years in a small town in Bihar, now Jharkhand. Purabi has a BA in English literature from Ranchi University in India. To bring joy and comfort to readers through the written word is Purabi’s vocation. Moonlight – the Journey Begins is Purabi’s first novel. It launched in August 2021 and is available in paperback, hardcover, and e-book format.
Purabi can be found at:purabisinhadas.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/purabisinhadasInstagram: @purabisinhadasCheck out her book teaser trailer at https://youtu.be/WrwMjNzGhLs
Michael Tanzer is a young adult with Autism, hailing from Thornhill, Ontario. He is a self-published author of MICHAELISM: My POV on Life with Autism and is also an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Advocator who is trying to spread Autism Awareness on Social Media. Michael has written several articles for Autism Matters magazine. His book is based on his own personal experiences and shares his Point of View (POV) on Life with Autism in the hopes that readers will gain a better understanding of individuals with ASD.
Michael can be found at: https://therealmichaeltanzer.wpcomstaging.com/https://www.amazon.ca/Michaelism-My-POV-Life-Autism/dp/1777146909/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=MICHAELISM&qid=1632265593&sr=8-1https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_g-gpKypHzPt53jL6GDrdgTwitter/Instagram: @michaeltanzer
K. R. Wilson’s debut novel, An Idea About My Dead Uncle, won the inaugural Guernica Prize for unpublished manuscript in 2018. His second novel Call Me Stan: A Tragedy in Three Millennia will be published by Guernica in December. He lives in Toronto with his wife and daughter.
K.R. can be found at:www.krwilson.caEmail: krw@krwilson.caTwitter/Instagram: @krwbooks