Hey folks! Had a great chat with Sarah Henstra, author of The Lost Tarot. Tune in!

Also: Oct 11 is my deadline for my novel's first crappy draft to be completed. Wish me luck.

Today we talk with the Director of the Toronto International Festival of Authors, Roland Gulliver. The festival runs Sept 19 – 29. As an added bonus we chat with author Anuja Varghese about the LitLive reading series here in Hamilton. Enjoy the show.

Hey folks! This one's for the locals (or the folks willing to travel). Two great events coming up. This weekend, we have the Author's Tent at Supercrawl (Sept 13 - 15). Noelle Allen joins us to flesh out some of the details. Then we have Bailey Duff from the Telling Tales Festival, talking about their exciting event, focusing on lit for kids (Sept 21 & 22). Listen in! :D

Hey folks! Just back from adventures in Ontario's near north...September is upon us in mere days...things are bananas but there's still gonna be more Get Lit.

Today's guest is filmmaker and author Lulu Keating, talking about their collection of stories, Splinter & Shard. Listen if you can!

This week on GET LIT we talk with Jeff Rubin. He's an economist and author and his newest book is A Map of the New Normal: How Inflation, War, and Sanctions Will Change Your World Forever. An extremely interesting read. Listen in!

Don't confuse the episode number with an "Error 404" okay? You might miss my conversation with Leslie Shimotakahara, who is here to talk about her latest, Sisters of the Spruce!

This week we have my pal Margaret Nowaczyk back on the show, to talk about her collection Marrow Memory: Essays of Discovery. Enjoy!

Autokrator is one of the most original books I've read in a while (also: thought-provoking, exciting, horrifying). That's why I wasn't surprised by how much enjoyed this conversation with author Emily A. Weedon. Check it out!

Hey folks! Today's guest is Avik Jain Chatlani, here to talk about his amazing (and occasionally harrowing) novel, This Country Is No Longer Yours. Enjoy the show.

FOUR HUNDRED, PEOPLE

That's wild.

As I mentioned on the show last week, I'm looking at winding the show down. The book-a-week reading pace has really interrupted my writing time. Then again, when I say "winding down" I mean…maybe episode 500? Which is about 100 books away?

I imagine after I do that, I'll start up a new pod, likely about writing, but not likely on a weekly basis.

In the meantime to celebrate 400 we have Shashi Bhat, here to talk about her excellent collection of stories, Death by A Thousand Cuts. I hope you like!