Stacey May Fowles

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“Fowles’ writing is poetic yet simple, and even her frequent pop culture references are applied with a graceful, light hand… Zuber’s drawings synthesize the day-to-day minutae of Marnie’s internal world with humour, heartache and guts… Fear of Fighting is a worthy, relatable read.”
-Sue Carter Flinn, The Coast

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Sunday, October 26th, 2008 1pm-7 pm The Gladstone Hotel Downtown Toronto, 1214 Queen St. West (Queen just East of Dufferin) $5 admission comes with a free copy of the Fall issue of Broken Pencil Magazine – issue 41 “Comedy”
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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 […]

Review of Fear of Fighting, from Eye Weekly: “Paired well with Zuber’s drawings, Fowles words are simple and elegant. She has perfectly bottled the ennui and cruel narcissism of people old enough to have bad credit but still young enough to puke outside of bars. Even if you’re comfortably past that age, Fowles’ book is […]

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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 […]