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Welcome to Chirograph!
Welcome to Chirograph, the blog of The Toronto Review of Books, and a destination for updates on TRB events and podcasts, as well as Q&As with persons of note, and shotgun reviews of books and events around town. Be in touch if you’d like to contribute. The word “chirograph” refers to something written by hand,…
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TRB at Word on the Street
The TRB is excited to be at Word on the Street in Toronto this Sunday! As their website will tell you: The Word On The Street is a national celebration of literacy and the written word. On one extraordinary Sunday each September, in communities coast to coast, the public is invited to participate in hundreds…
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The TRB Launch-Party Afterparty!
When our earlier launch party at Massey College ends around 10 pm on Tuesday, September 20th, we’ll be trooping down to No One Writes to Colonel at 460 College St. Join us! All are welcome.
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David Lurie on Early Japanese Books
On March 18, 2011, Columbia University Professor David Lurie spoke in the Toronto Centre for the Book lecture series at the University of Toronto on “Titles of the Current Realm: Script, Language, and the Earliest Japanese Bibliographies.” [audio:davidlurie.mp3]
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Larson on Conversation
University of Toronto English Professor Katherine R. Larson speaks in the Trinity Alumni Lecture Series on April 20th, 2011. Her talk is entitled “Conversation: A Declining Art?” [audio:http://www.torontoreviewofbooks.com/podcasts/klarson.mp3]
