Metonymy authors are busy busy in these final weeks of 2021. Check out upcoming events, both in-person and online, featuring Helen Chau Bradley (Personal Attention Roleplay), Eli Tareq El Bechelany-Lynch (The Good Arabs), and Kama La Mackerel (ZOM-FAM):
Authors Eli Tareq El Bechelany-Lynch and Helen Chau Bradley discuss their latest books THE GOOD ARABS and PERSONAL ATTENTION ROLEPLAY with jiaqing wilson-yang and Cason Sharpe. This event is co-presented with Another Story Bookshop.
Please join Helen Chau Bradley, in conversation with Jenny Heijun Wills and Anna Leventhal, to celebrate the launch of their debut collection, Personal Attention Roleplay. This event presented by McNally Robinson Booksellers in association with Metonymy Press and The Winnipeg Public Library.
SMOL Fair is an alternative book fair which will be 'live' from March 19 to 26, 2022. In addition to featuring small presses, they will be organizing readings and opportunities… Read More »SMOL Fair (online)
Metonymy Press is proud to be publishing the Canadian edition of Shola von Reinhold's award-winning debut novel LOTE. Join the Glasgow-based author for a reading followed by a conversation with Sruti Islam.
Join us and countless other indie publishers of poetry at the Marché de la poésie 2022. We will be tabling with our books as well as select titles from Metatron Press and Brick Books.
Please join Brick Books and Metonymy Press in celebrating the launch of Horrible Dance by Avery Lake! With special guests Assiyah Jamilla Touré, Eli Tareq El Bechelany-Lynch, and Helen Chau Bradley.
Metonymy Press and the Suoni Per Il Popolo festival cannot wait to host Glasgow-based author Shola von Reinhold for the launch of the "Canadian" edition of LOTE, with special guests Marlowe Granados and H Felix Chau Bradley.
Join Shanice Nicole and Kezna Dalz, the creators of DEAR BLACK GIRLS, for an afternoon of reading, storytelling, snacks, and other fun family activities.
On Friday, October 28 at 6pm, join Massy Arts Society, Massy Books and Metonymy Press for a celebration of authors and their latest works including: H. Felix Chau Bradley and Eli Tareq El Bechelany-Lynch. Exploring new queer intimacy (and anarchy!) and mapping trans identity through the immensity of experience felt in one body, these readings offer a riot within us that both affirms and uncovers. The two are joined by guest reader, Amber Dawn.
