Hey, Toronto! We’re Headed Your Way!
It’s the 33rd annual Word On The Street festival! Canada’s largest open-air book festival returns to the streets of Toronto on June 11 & 12 at Queen’s Park.
Join us at the Pulp Literature booth, and enjoy readings and signings by some of our authors. Stop by and meet Kate Heartfield (Issue 33), Robert J Sawyer (Issue 7), Douglas Smith (Issue 12 and 34), David Clink (Issue 14), Mitchell Bodo (Issue 34), and Mary H Auerbach Rykov (Issue 2).
Visit the WOTS marketplace for books, magazines, comics, and more! There’ll also be readings and panels featuring more than 100 authors on five stages. Admission is free, and there’s a sneak peek of the festival schedule online.
About the Festival
Voted Toronto’s favourite literary event in 2021, the first WOTS festival was held in 1990, the International Year of Literacy. The Word On The Street hosts some of the biggest names in Canadian literature, alongside rising stars. WOTS is a celebration of storytelling, ideas, and imagination!
Not in Toronto?
This year, hybrid programming includes livestreams of the Festival Mainstage and Great Books Marquee, available on the WOTS Toronto YouTube channel. Meanwhile, you can shop all things Pulp Literature at our online bookstore!
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