Mary H. Rykov

The 2020 Summer sale continues on the Innanna Publications website for all their wonderful titles! Use this code — summer20 — when processing your book orders. Link to order some conditions apply here: https://www.inanna.ca/product/some-conditions-apply/

Sunday, 19 July 2020, 2:00–4:00 pm, PST, we launch Pulp Literature Issue 27 with readings and revelry. Our summer launch will be held in the virtual reading room of our Discord channel. We’ll have readings from authors Kate Felix, Mitchell Toews, Kim Harbridge, Crystal Bourque, R Daniel Lester, Hannah van Didden, Kim Martins, Mary Rykov, […]

I look forward to another virtually free reading from some conditions apply on Saturday, 18 July 2020, 4:00 pm EST. I hope you can join me then. Better still — stay for the entire festival of readings and workshops. Register at this Eventbrite link.

This virtual celebratory event features Heather Babcock, author of Filthy Sugar, Nina Munteanu, author of A Diary in the Age of Water, Ruth Panofsky, author of Radiant Shards: Hoda’s North End Poems, and Mary Rykov, author of some conditions apply. What’s not to celebrate? Please join us! Books will be discounted by 30% during this launch event, and an Author Q & A […]

Starting today — my book birthday — some conditions apply is available for sale from Inanna Publications. Order your copy now. Celebrate with me today at 1 pm EST by joining the Pulp Literature Press Pandemic Live Stream Reading Series – Episode 7 on their YouTube channel to hear my first reading from the new book and two Pulp […]

I encourage you to continue writing during these uncertain times. To this end, I offer 3 free editorial hours — writing mentorship and all document editing — for the duration of the COVID-19 lockdown. I look forward to reading your work. Note: the usual student permissions will be upheld, but mentorship and coaching are available […]

All thanks to the Toronto Arts Council, Toronto Festival of Authors, and the TORONTO LIT UP program for the honour of launching with Inanna authors Heather Babcock, Nina Munteanu, and Ruth Panofsky. Tuesday, May 26, Queen Books (914 Queen Street East), 6–8 pm Register here: https://inanna2020spring.eventbrite.ca

Thank you, City of Toronto, for banning pesticides and enabling joyful seas of yellow to dot summer lawns and fields. Let dandelions join racoons as unofficial mascots. Perhaps I love dandelions because they’re the only flowers I was allowed to pick as a young child. But this only got me started. For me, a winter […]

Reflections on Writing: What’s Your Score? is posted on the Brockton Writers Series blog. See: https://brocktonwritersseries.wordpress.com/2019/11/06/bws-13-11-19-mary-rykov/

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