Stacey Madden is OBT's September 2012 WIR (+ Book Giveaway)

Submitted by clelia on September 1, 2012 - 12:11pm
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Stacey Madden

A big welcome to Stacey Madden, Open Book: Toronto's September 2012 Writer in Residence! Visit Stacey's WIR page to read his blog and his Dirty Dozen interview and to check out his reading and website recommendations.

You can send your questions and comments for Stacey to writer@openbooktoronto.com or post them directly to his blog.

September Book Giveaway: Open Book and ECW Press are giving away a copy of Stacey's must-read debut novel, Poison Shy. To enter your name in the draw, send an email to enter@openbooktoronto.com with the title of one of the reading recommendations that Stacey lists on his WIR page. The contest closes on September 30, 2012, and is subject to the following Rules.

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