Stacey May Fowles

To celebrate the book’s National Post Canada Also Reads nod, Fear of Fighting is being offered as a free e-book until April.
From Invisible Publishing:
“You should read Fear of Fighting; the National Post’s Afterword said so. And out of relief and ecstasy for someone (specifically defender Zoe Whittall who also just had her book Bottle Rocket […]

Stacey May Fowles answered 10 questions from Winston (the TINARS mascot) after serving as a “celebrity assassin” at the TINARS event to launch Graham Roumieu’s latest title, 101 Ways To Kill Your Boss. Read the interview here. Read the Pages review of Be Good here.

Check out an interview with The Danforth Review’s Katelynn Schoop here.
With the publication of Fear of Fighting, novelist and publisher of Shameless magazine Stacey May Fowles addresses the often-silenced world of mental illness, and the […]

My new publisher, Invisible Publishing, has been getting some attention lately. From The Chronicle Herald:
Although it calls itself Invisible, one of Eastern Canada’s youngest book publishers is starting to make its mark… During this first year of publishing, Invisible and its authors have achieved nationwide distribution and media coverage, plus recognition from government in the […]

John Degen’s wonderful piece in This Magazine on Be Good is now online. You can read the full article, Sex and the Fortysomething, here. Here’s a taste: “In probably the most finely realized small press novel to come out in Canada last year, Toronto writer Stacey May Fowles puts a small cast of twentysomething […]

Check out my answers to Rob McLennan’s 12 or 20 questions.

Tightrope Books’ Myna Wallin (A Thousand Profane Pieces) will be interviewing Stacey May Fowles (Be Good) on “In Other Words,” CKLN 88.1 on March 11 @ 2 p.m.
“In Other Words” explores all things literary, from small press to large print! Join us for an in-depth look at the world of the written and spoken word, […]

Jaymi Heimbuch interviews me about Be Good at The Feminist Pulse here.
“Morgan and Hannah are very much opposites in character, yet they share a lot of similarities, including a sense of inconsolable discontent in their lives, no matter the changes they make. Why do you stress this element of them, even with such polar personalities?
…I […]

For your queer friend who prefers big thoughts:
First Person Queer: Who We Are (So Far) edited by Richard Labonté and Lawrence Schimel (Arsenal Pulp Press). As the title suggests, first-person essays covering the rainbow of queer experience (gay/lesbian/bisexual/trans) — from coming out, to passing as straight, to growing old and living proud. Contributors include B.C. […]

The fabulous Tara-Michelle Ziniuk has included Be Good as her pick for holiday gift giving!