Genre Hopping | Toronto Library, tirrabiyangba

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Explore the art of "Genre Hopping" with local authors at the Toronto Library during the Genre Hopping event on May 18, 2024. Delve into the diverse rules and nuances of various genres with experienced writers such as Sandra Joy, John Franks, Alison Ferguson, and Kristen Mair. These authors have an extensive background in genres ranging from children's literature to crime, memoir, science fiction, and historical fiction. Alison Ferguson, a former speech pathologist, has delved into mystery, crime, historical fiction, and science fiction, with notable works like "A Gentleman's Daughter" and "The Sisters' Saga." John Franks, an educator and author, brings a unique blend of history and contemporary themes in his books like "Memoirs" and "Echoes." Sandra Joy, a seasoned writer and president of the Lake Macquarie branch of the Fellowship of Australian Writers, focuses on children's literature, while Kristen Mair, a screenwriting enthusiast, aims to see her works on screen. Join this insightful panel discussion and get the chance to purchase signed copies of their books. Admission is free, so don't miss this opportunity to explore the intriguing world of genre-hopping at the Toronto Library.