Missed the live premier? The whole video of the launch readings is available, right above this sentence!
Frontenac House has decided to hold an online book launch featuring the 4 authors from this year’s Quartet. We would be delighted if you could join us to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Quartet series with readings from Tyler B. Perry, Lisa Richter, Joan Shillington, and Alex Williamson. The event will start at 6:15pm on Oct. 22nd MST (Calgary time), and can be viewed on either Facebook or Youtube to your convenience at each of the following links.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/frontenac.house/posts/1506143212909287
YouTube: https://youtu.be/8acfraT7tqc
Join us afterwards for our post-launch Wine and Cheese Zoom Q&A and bonus live readings with the Poets and Publishers behind this year’s Quartet. Everyone is invited to participate, the only prerequisites for attending are a love of poetry and good spirits (but if you’d like to buy some books, that’d be great too).
Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4032637025?pwd=K0JGd1c3NUhPVllmRDNCVkhUbFdNdz09
Thank you so much! We hope to see you there.
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Tyler B. Perry 
You know what, I completely forgot to get my copy signed. Still, I’m glad I met you and picked up your book, even if it did keep me up reading until 3am 😉 Thank you!
I totally forgot to sign it. I guess we were too caught up in conversation. Great meeting you too though, Eric. I’m glad you enjoyed the poems. Thanks for the comment, and best of luck with your writing.
I’m not sure if Tyler Perry knows everything a teenager is facing for he is writing only from what he sees. I suggest to go out and ask the kids who look like everything is fine what is happening in their lives. You would be surprised what students go through every day! The torment junior high brings and the feeling of being alone is present more than any happiness… I would know I’m one of those nameless kids kiddin behind the mask of being happy.
I’m not sure if Tyler Perry knows everything a teenager is facing for he is writing only from what he sees. I suggest to go out and ask the kids who look like everything is fine what is happening in their lives. You would be surprised what students go through every day! The torment junior high brings and the feeling of being alone is present more than any happiness… I would know I’m one of those nameless kids kiddin behind the mask of being happy