Tom Cho 曹勵善

I do things with words.

Navigation Menu

13 June 2013: Reading in Vancouver

Posted by on 9 June 2013 in Blog | 0 comments

Coming up next Thursday, I’m doing a free reading in Vancouver with local writer Alex Leslie. Below are the details from the event flyer. This event is being presented and hosted by Larissa Lai, a writer herself and someone who has been a wonderful supporter of my work. Check it out if you’re in town and please spread the word! Bombyx...

Read More

8 June 2013: Reading in Berkeley, California

Posted by on 17 May 2013 in Blog | 0 comments

I’m really looking forward to the next reading that I’m doing while travelling. I’m appearing at a literary cabaret that’s curated by RADAR Productions, which is run by San Francisco writer Michelle Tea. As mentioned on RADAR’s website – “RADAR conducts presenting, commissioning, professional development and...

Read More

3 May 2013: Reading in Cambridge, MA

Posted by on 15 April 2013 in Blog | 0 comments

Heads up, people in Cambridge, Boston and thereabouts! Coming up on 3 May, I’m giving a reading as part of the Dire Literary Series. Curated by local author Timothy Gager, this reading series has been going for an incredible 12 years and I’ll be appearing at reading #146. Here are the details: Dire Literary Series: Reading #146 Fri 3 May, 8pm...

Read More

Two readings in Toronto

Posted by on 1 March 2013 in Blog | 0 comments

While I’m in North America, I’ll be doing some readings — starting off with 2 in Toronto on Wed 6 March and Wed 13 March. First up, I’m giving a reading as part of the regular series Readings at The Common. Readings at the Common is a neighbourhood reading series, held on the first Wednesday of the month at 8pm. The venue is cozy,...

Read More

More results just in

Posted by on 28 February 2013 in Blog, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Thea Astley. She’s dead, but she’s still winning prizes. That’s how good she is. Yes, Thea Astley’s piece “Hunting the Wild Pineapple” has won the final of the Meanjin Tournament of Books. While I would have loved for my piece to have won the final, I certainly didn’t expect that it would make it so far through the...

Read More