Authors, South Asian

Poster detailing a reading by Anjali Banerjee at the Centre for Indo-Canadian Studies, University of the Fraser Valley on 24th February, 2009 at 4 pm. The poster states that Banerjee will discuss the challenges of navigating the mainstream publishing industry as a South Asian author.

Poster for the South Asian Writers Series Readings, book signings and discussions scheduled for 24th February from 6 to 8pm at the Centre for Indo-Canadian Studies. The event was presented by the Centre for Indo Canadian Studies and the UFV English Department, and hosted five South Asian authors who spoke about their work and did some readings.

Creator: University of the Fraser Valley

Poster for a reading and meet and greet with writer-in-residence at UFV, Jaspreet Singh, the author of Chef , held on 13th February, 2009 from 2-4pm on campus at the bookstore, at Baker House in Abbotsford.

Poster highlighting an event with a visiting scholar, Dr. Shormishtha Panja, hosted by the Centre for Indo-Canadian Studies. The poster details two public events held on 17th and 18th November, at the University of the Fraser Valley, featuring Dr. Shormishtha Panja, a literature and culture scholar and an author with particulalr interests in Shakespeare and India, contemporary Indian feminism, and literature and the visual arts, both in the Renaissance and in India today. The poster also includes a photograph of Dr. Panja.

Poster highlighting an event with a visiting scholar, Dr. Shormishtha Panja, hosted by the Centre for Indo-Canadian Studies. The poster details two public events held on 17th and 18th November, at the University of the Fraser Valley, featuring Dr. Shormishtha Panja, a literature and culture scholar and an author with particulalr interests in Shakespeare and India, contemporary Indian feminism, and literature and the visual arts, both in the Renaissance and in India today.

Poster for Anita Rau Badami's book, "Can You Hear the Nightbird Call?" public reading, discussion, book signing, and reception at the Centre for Indo-Canadian Studies, University House scheduled for March 31, 2008 at 7:00 pm. The book highlights a story of three women during the India-Pakistan Partition in 1947 and the demand for an independent Sikh state, Khalistan came into violent existence in the 1980s.

Newspaper clipping titled, "South Asian gangstas hit the mark," highlighting the novel "Londonstani" written by Gautam Malkani about South Asian youths growing up and living in London. The article was published in The Vancouver Sun on October 18th, 2006 and written by Clint Burnham.

Poster for "Ehsaas South Asian Readers and Writers Festival", featuring three South Asian writers namely, Anosh Irani, Gurjinder Basran and Tariq Malik, along with other local Fraser Valley authors. The event is followed by a book signing by the authors.

Poster for "Ehsaas South Asian Readers and Writers Festival", held by the Centre for Indo-Canadian Studies and Department of English at the University of the Fraser Valley. The event was hosted by Anosh Irani and featuring three other South Asian writers namely, Surjit Kaley, Paul Sunga and Fauzia Rafique. The event was followed by a book signing by the authors.

Poster titled, "One Book One UFV", as the University of the Fraser Valley's book club invites students to join the book reading of "Dahanu Road" by Anosh Irani from January to March. The poster details that the book reading will be followed by a reading and a discussion led by the author himself on March 29. The poster provides a summary of the book and invites all the interested book lovers from the campus, as well as, the community.