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11. Up Next: Debuts to Watch is on Tue, Oct 20 · 6:00 p.m. at Vancouver Writers Fest in Vancouver. Times shown in local Vancouver time.

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11. Up Next: Debuts to Watch

Name: 11. Up Next: Debuts to Watch
Start: 2026-10-21T01:00:00.000Z
End: 2026-10-21T02:30:00.000Z
Location: Vancouver Writers Fest

Tue, Oct 20 · 6:00 p.m.PDT

Vancouver Writers Fest · Vancouver

11. Up Next: Debuts to Watch We take great joy in spotlighting debut authors at the Festival&semi; they get to introduce their remarkable work to an enthusiastic and well-read audience, and you get t…

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Tue, Oct 20 · 6:00 p.m.Ends 7:30 p.m.PDT

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Vancouver Writers Fest202-1398 Cartwright St, Vancouver

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Date and time: Tue, Oct 20 · 6:00 p.m.Ends 7:30 p.m.PDT — local Vancouver time
Location: Vancouver Writers Fest202-1398 Cartwright St, VancouverVancouver

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11. Up Next: Debuts to Watch

We take great joy in spotlighting debut authors at the Festival&semi; they get to introduce their remarkable work to an enthusiastic and well-read audience, and you get the opportunity to meet them in a more intimate venue, before their inevitable rise to fame. These three authors are already garnering rave reviews. Théodora Armstrong’s Welcome to Sunny Town, about a directionless art school graduate who moves to Japan to teach ESL, has earned her comparisons to Elif Batuman and Ottessa Moshfegh. Jane Park’s Inheritance is a moving Korean-Canadian immigrant story, and a most anticipated book according to Bustle, The Millions, Book Riot, and CBC. And Jess Gibson shares beguiling short stories in The Good Eye&semi; André Alexis called it “the best first collection of stories I’ve read in years.”

Moderated by Marian Botsford Fraser.

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