Stacey May Fowles

“On Thursday, December 3rd, el Mocambo’s Legends of the Stage trilogy finally comes full circle when Taddle Creek launches its Christmas, 2009, issue. The evening will begin with a dramatic reading of letters to the editor (starring Paul Bellini as the voice of Taddle Creek) then slowly build momentum with a slideshow by Terry Murray and readings […]

Catherine Hayday has a great write-up of the She’s Shameless launch and an interview with my co-editor, Megan Griffith-Greene, posted on BlogTO.
“Maybe you can think big thoughts again when you’re older,” the magazine rack seemed to say. “But the teen and pre-teen magazines that tide you over until then will be wholly populated by doe-eyed […]

Thanks to everyone who made the She’s Shameless launch such a huge success. Special thanks to Tightrope Books, Pages Books and Magazines, The Gladstone Hotel, Ibi Kaslik, Emily Pohl-Weary, and all of our wonderful performers and contributors.
The anthology is in bookstores now, so you can order or buy it from your local independent, or get […]

The lovely Canice Leung gives She’s Shameless some love in today’s edition of Metro:
As a high-schooler, I spewed my emotions into a well-guarded journal. In English class, I read Virginia Woolf’s A Room Of One’s Own. (Her theory: “A woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write.”) I […]

Thanks so much to everyone who attended the launch of Fear of Fighting on Tuesday night. Special thanks go to my wonderful collaborator, Marlena Zuber, our fantastic host Mariko Tamaki, and the very kind people at Pages Books and Magazines, most of all the spectacular and sleepless Chris Reed.

By the way, if you were at […]

The Facebook event is here.

WORD ON THE STREET: Proud Voices Tent
A reading from Be Good.
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Queen’s Park
5:00-5:30 p.m.

THIS IS NOT A READING SERIES: Stacey May Fowles and Marlena Zuber
FEAR OF FIGHTING
How do you accurately capture the inner life of a thoughtful, sensitive young woman within the pages of a graphic novel? To celebrate the release of Fear […]

There’s a nice little review of the launch of TOK3 up at Open Book Toronto.
“Stacey May Fowles, who… was mentored through the (Diaspora Dialogues) program, read from The Only Detail, a taut account of a woman accompanying her friend as she flees a cycle of violent relationships. The relationship between the two women shifts between […]