In New Brunswick: Fredericton and Sackville.

In Nova Scotia: Truro, Dartmouth, Pictou, River John, Arichat, Voglers Cove, Halifax, Sydney and Port Hawkesbury.

Those are the various places I’ve made presentations about my project of Thomas Pichon Novels (#pichonnovels) over the past nine months. And I’ll be in Wolfville at Acadia University on February 25. A winter storm forced the cancellation of my talk in Annapolis Royal, but I’m hoping that will be re-scheduled for a spring date.

It’s been fun, meeting people in all the different communities. Should anyone read this want to have me come and do something similar, send me a note via the Contact tab.

A great many people had a hand in organizing these various talks. Thanks to all of them. I also want to thank the Canada Council for the Arts for covering some of my travel costs.

In a couple of months the new book, Grand Pré, Landscape for the World will be released and I’ll likely be talking about that book in a few places. In the fall, the third Thomas Pichon Novel, tentatively called “Crossings” is slated for release.