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Terence Go | Christopher
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Laidlaw
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Terence Go graduated from the University of Toronto in with an Hon. B.A. specialist degree in English Lit. His passion for writing began in elementary school where he wrote a poem that addresses the homeless issue, entitled "Lady by the Bridge", for his school's anthology. Without any formal training in drama, Terence took to the stage in highschool by performing dramatic monologues at the regional school board level for four consecutive years. Most often, the characters he portrayed were wild, humourous, and mentally unstable. In his sophmore year at the University of Toronto, Terence first read his poetry at LGBTOUT's Q-Xtravaganza and just prior to graduating, he performed at the Broken Rhythms Broken Rhymes reading at Hart House alongside the poetic15 (now poesis), a group of poets who were brought together by a creative writing course at the U of T. Currently, Terence enjoys performing at various open mics around Toronto, such as the Syntactic Sunday Series at the Free Times Café on College St. and the Casa Café on Yonge. In the summer of 2000, he will be performing at the upcoming Fruitloops Youth Cabaret at Buddies in Bad Times Theatre. Terence G0's self-published, début collection, bEaTing OuT tHE kInX, approaches relationships and sexuality from a highly rhythmical place, using a mosaic of rhymes to sing the praises of his urban paradise. This life began May
3rd, 19** (Taurean-Dragon) Speak with him at speeritual@hotmail.com
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Christopher
Brown has just completed his
Honours B.A. Degree in History and English at the
University of Toronto. Among his diverse areas of study,
Christopher has translated Old English and is familiar
with German. Christopher is an avid follower of J. R. R. Tolkien's work. He has won numerous scholarships including the highly coveted Hoeniger Book Collection Prize from Victoria Univesity for his extensive collection of novels, manuscripts and other Tolkien memorabilia. To date, Christopher has performed at such venues as the Free Times Café and the Hart House Arbor Room, University of Toronto. Be sure to catch Christopher Brown along with his colleague, Terence G0, reading at the Fruitloops Youth Cabaret on June 24th, 2000 at Buddies in Bad Times Theatre. Brown will be reading from his début collection, entitled Wyrd: Words on Fate, Chance, and Time which tackles such issues as unrequited love, the bittersweet pangs of love's glory and the unnameable instances of life that make the struggles worthwhile. Began this life on
March 8th, 1978 (Piscean-Horse) Speak with him at c.brown@utoronto.ca
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Marta
Mirka Lewandowski has
completed her Honours degree in Anthropology, English and
Religion. Having immigrated from Poland at a tender age,
Marta makes the most of her home in Toronto, Canada, by
constantly attuning herself to the teeming chorus of her
environment. Marta the writer, much like her work, can be characterized as fluid, ambient, empowering, and at one with both nature and the eternal ebb and flow of the energy of the Universe. This life began on December 11th, 1976 (Sagittarian-Dragon) Speak with her at city_mouse@hotmail.com
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Stuart
Laidlaw is completing his
honours degree in English Literature. He currently
resides in Toronto, but often migrates back to his fiancée's
home in Montréal, Québec. Armageddon began on June 6th, 1978 (?) Speak with him at stuartlaidlaw@hotmail.com |
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David
Ip Fung Chun is
currently pursuing a double major in Human Biology and
English at the University of Toronto. "Layla &
Other Assorted Love Songs" is his favourite album. This life began on October 11th, 1978 (?) Reach him at davidip@yifan.net |
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Adrienne
Kitchin is
currently pursuing a degree in music at the University of
Toronto. She is adept in both vocal and instrumental arts
and she writes her own music. Aside from travelling, her
pa Adrienne's work is both arresting and intellectually provocative. She has read at the Hart House Arbor Room, at the U of T and she hopes to bring more of her poetic works to the stage in the future. Reach her at adrienne.kitchin@utoronto.ca |
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Jennifer
Bronson is a second year
English and Women's Studies major. She is a poet and
cello player who found her creative inspiration this year
from the landscape of Plevna, Ontario. Jennifer's work
has been published in the Hart House Review and she is a
regular at the wRituals readings held at the
Hart House Arbor Room at the U of T. This life began on January 29th, 19--(?). Reach her at jenny_bug40@hotmail.com |
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Sandra
Alland is an experienced
actress, poet, playwright, and photographer who has
completed an Hon. B.A. at the University of Toronto. She
has been published in several literary journals in Canada
and the United States and has performed as a featured
guest at numerous venues around Toronto such at the I.V.
lounge on Dundas St., The Idler Pub, and the Free Times
Café where she will be performing on June 27th. Currently, Sandra's "Banyan" photography collection of "nature nudes" can be viewed at Café Bernate (on Queen, west of Ossington). This life began on April 17th, 19--(?). Reach her at s.alland@mailexcite.com |
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