Season 12 Launch: Book Reviews

Look who's coming to Junction Reads? Sunday October 5 at 6:30pm TYPE Books Junction, 2887 Dundas Street W. (Open all day). Catherine Bush, Caitlin Galway and Michelle Winters. Check out our book reviews. Link to register for the livestream is at the bottom. PWYC in person or on the registration page. All proceeds support the... Continue Reading →

Season 12

Our 2025-2026 season kicks off September 7! Check out the 2026-2027 Season 12 authors! Grab your calendars! We are grateful for the support of the Toronto Arts Council and The Writers Union of Canda through the Canada Council for the Arts National Public Readings Program (Michelle Winters, October 5) Virtual Reading September 21: Jacob Wren... Continue Reading →

June Events (are better than sunshine)

Who cares that every morning for the past month we've witnessed the winter monster skulking on our balconies and hiding in the frostbitten bushes in our backyards? Does it matter that we can't sit outside for too long without them poking us with their icicle-sword, nudging us back into the house to grab a winter... Continue Reading →

I hate to ask…

We need your support! We are so grateful for the donations we received in the Fall and a most recent donation from a good friend of the series, but we are not yet half way to reach our goal of paying every single author what they are owed. Please consider a donation if you can. Also, you could get some editorial feedback if you want!

Our Fall Line-up

This is my favourite time of year! I know it's contentious (I will miss summer, and I love winter, and then I DO look forward to spring), but come on, let's think about it for a minute. September ushers in so many good things. If you're a parent, you get to blow kisses in the... Continue Reading →

Fundraising Campaign 2024

Junction Reads has been presenting great prose since 2014. A unique reading series that presents the best fiction and non-fiction from independently published Canadian authors. The last 11 years has been the greatest joy, and I cannot imagine losing this series (yet another reading series in Toronto to die for lack of money). BUT it... Continue Reading →

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