RIDDLE FENCE ART FAIR – JAN 28-29, 2012
Art for Everyone. All Local. All $50 or less.
Two days only. January 28 & 29 at 166 Water Street (the Old Johnny Ruth space).
Calling all writers and artists. Riddle Fence invites you to sell your original art, books, and used books at the Riddle Fence Art Fair. Bring your wares down to 166 Water Street on Thursday, January 26 from 10-6. We will curate the space and run the store. No booth rental. Just drop off your stuff and we take care of the rest. You get 70 percent of sales (if you are bringing new books and your publisher gets a cut, you get 70 percent of Net sales).
For more information, contact shoshanna@riddlefence.com
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This is a movie I made using some dialogue from a story I wrote called Yuri of the Park.
This story can be read in Riddle Fence #8. It is spicy.
~Kathryn Kuitenbrouwer
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Artwork
Amongst other brilliant artwork featured, you’ll find Green Holiday on Rotary Topsail 2009, by photographer Mark Bennett.
For more artwork from our present and past issues, click here.
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Interviews
Featured in Riddle Fence #7, editor Shoshanna Wingate speaks with an intersex advocate with Organisation Intersex International about Kathleen Winter’s award-winning novel, Annabel.
To read an excerpt of that interview, go here.
For excerpts and audio clips of past Riddle Fence interviews, go here.
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Poetry
To read The Stranger, a poem by A.F. Moritz from our sixth issue, follow this link. To read his revised version of Painting and Poem, click here.
For more poetry from our past issues, follow this link.
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Fiction
To read an excerpt from I Like, a new short story by BC National Non-Fiction Book Award-winner Russell Wangersky, follow this link.
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Audio
To download the audio version of God Help Thee: A Manifesto, a performance piece by Joel Thomas Hynes published in our second issue, follow this link.
