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Odd Sundays presents Lynn Davies and Sarah Xerar Murphy this Sunday, March 20.

Qwerty Reads presents Naomi K. Lewis, Odd Sundays presents Shari Andrews and Fiddlehead fiction editor Gerard Beirne, and UNB celebrates the launch of three books: Phillip Crymble's Not Even Laughter, Gerard Beirne's In a Time of Drought and Hunger, and R.W. Gray's Entropic.

The Canada Council for the Arts, The University of New Brunswick, The Fiddlehead, and the UNB Bookstore are pleased to invite you to a literary reading by celebrated poet Rita Wong on Thursday, February 11, 2016 at 8 pm in the East Gallery of Memorial Hall on the Fredericton Campus.

By Ryan Gaio Mo Kenney is a singer-songwriter from Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. Her latest album, In My Dreams, produced by fellow Halifax native Joel Plaskett, was just nominated for Adult Alternative Album of the Year at the 2016 Junos. The Fiddlehead's editorial assistant Ryan Gaio spoke with the singer-songwriter in January, just before her two appearances at Fredericton's Shivering Songs festival. In this interview she talks to Ryan about her writing process, collaboration, dealing with negative feedback and more.