If you're in Toronto and in need of some poetry, don’t miss Hot-Sauced Words on Thursday July 26th featuring Triny Finlay ('00) and David Hillis at 8:30 pm at It’s Not a Deli, 986 Queen West (near Ossington).
Triny is the author of Splitting Off (Nightwood Editions, 2004) and the chapbook Phobic (Gaspereau Press, 2006).
Her poetry and reviews have appeared in various Canadian journals and magazines, including The Antigonish Review, Broken Pencil, CV2, The Fieldstone Review, The Fiddlehead, Grain, Idea&s, Modomnoc and Other Voices.
Her feature review entitled “Back to the Modern: Three Ottawa Poets” recently won the 2007 Critic’s Desk Award at ARC Poetry Magazine. She has been featured on CBC.ca’s Words At Large and her work has been anthologized in Breathing Fire 2: Canada’s New Poets, Qwerty Decade, and Gaspereau Gloriatur.
She holds degrees from Mount A and UNB; currently, she is completing a PhD in Canadian Literature at the University of Toronto.
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