Best-selling Canadian mystery
author gives public reading at
College

L.R. (Bunny) Wright, one of Canada’s best-selling mystery writers, will be Writer in
Residence at Douglas College from March 7 to 10, and offers a free public reading on
March 9.

Wright has published ten mystery novels, most recently A Touch of Panic (Doubleday,
1994). Her novel The Suspect (Doubleday, 1985) won the Mystery Writers of America
Edgar Allan Poe Award for best mystery novel, and A Chill in the Rain (Macmillan, 1990)
was awarded the Crime Writers of Canada Arthur Ellis Award. Her books are sold
throughout North America, Europe and Japan.

The public reading at Douglas College is in Foom 3343 on Thursday, March 9, from
noon to Ipm. Everyone is invited to attend. For more information, call 527-5465. #f

 

Literature Alive series features Canadian playwright

 

Morris Panych is a
playwright whose works
have been produced and
seen throughout Canada, the
U.S., and Britain. He has
won the Sidney Risk
Playwriting Award three
times. The Ends of the Earth
(TalonBooks, 1990) was
nominated for a Governor
General’s Award in 1991].
He also wrote a trilogy of
young adult plays, Cost of
Living, Life Science, and 2B
WUT UR, published by
Talonbooks in 1994 under
the collective heading Other
Schools of Thought.

Panych has also appeared in
more than fifty theatre
productions, and directed
productions of his own plays
and others.

Panych is giving a public
reading at Douglas College
in Room 1809 on
Wednesday, March 29, from
10am to Ilam. It’s part of
the Literature Alive series
organized by the
Department of English &
Communications. Everyone
is invited to attend. Ul