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In My Community

London Reads
Formerly known as "Western Reads", this program, sponsored by Alumni Western, is modeled after CBC Radio's "Canada Reads". It has been expanded to encourage participation by the whole London community to choose a book the whole city should read. 

London Reads closed its 2010 season with a celebration of this year's authors, book selections and panelists on Friday April 30. Authors Gil Adamson, author of The Outlander and Marina Endicott, author of Good to A Fault, were in attendance to discuss their books. Richard Wagamese, author of the third London Reads 2010 selection, Ragged Company, was not able to attend the event. Proceeds from this event benefit A Book For Every Child®.

London Reads panelist Penn Kemp in conversation with authors Marina Endicott and Gil Adamson at Celebrate London Reads, April 30, 2010, at the Wolf Performance Hall.

Visit www.londonreads.uwo.ca or the London Reads page on Facebook for more information about this community reading program.

Websites

Canada Reads
The Web site for the popular CBC Radio program. Find out about the contenders, winners past and present, and the panelists. You can also have your say.

Canadian Authors Association
News of literary awards and lots of other information of interest to authors and readers of Canadian fiction.

Quill & Quire Omni
Online version of the magazine of the Canadian publishing industry. While a subscription is required to read the articles, free access to reviews is provided.