International Readings at Harbourfront - Shauna Singh Baldwin, Robert Hough, Stephen Marche September 19, 2007

Shauna Singh Baldwin, Robert Hough, Stephen Marche

Hear three authors read from their newly published works of fiction, in which worlds are created and cultures collide. Richard Clewes hosts.

Shauna Singh Baldwin (Canada/U.S.A.) was born in Montreal, grew up in India, and now lives in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Her first novel, What the Body Remembers, was awarded the Commonwealth Writers' Prize for Best Book (Canada-Caribbean) and her second novel, The Tiger Claw, was a finalist for the Giller Prize.

Robert Hough has been published to rave reviews in fifteen territories around the world. His first novel, The Final Confession of Mabel Stark, was nominated for the Commonwealth Writers' Prize for Best First Book and for the Trillium Book Award.

Stephen Marche's first novel, Raymond and Hannah, was published to critical acclaim and has been optioned for film. Marche divides his time between Toronto and New York.

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