With me on the panel are Guy Sprung, Artistic Director of Infinitheatre and Dan Seligman, Artistic Director of POP Montreal.
Part I.
Thanks to producer Chris Paré and On Air Master Control Studio Producer Sheldon Fried for the mp3.
Salon .ll. congratulates Dany Laferrière, the first Canadian to join the Immortals
[Photo: Linda Leith]
The six titles LLP published in 2013.
In September 2014, LLP embarked on a process that has led, one year later, to the decision to publish books in French as well as English.
The first step was a grant application to the Canada Council, in which we made a committment to disseminate the results of the process. This three-part article was submitted in slightly different form to the agency in September 2015 as part of our final report to the Leadership for Change program.
This is Part II of a three-part text, The Decision to Publish in French. Part I is here; Part III is here.
It’s absurd to compare the Pier, not to mention the giant Ferris wheel circling above the beach, to the gleaming perfection of the famous Assembly rooms in Bath, but absurdity is intrinsic to the Pier, so all comparisons are sublimely ludicrous.
Dynamic Montreal literary maven Leila Marshy has been part of the scene for many years, but now she's come out with her first novel, The Philistine (LLP 2018), and everyone's sitting up and taking notice.
