Christopher Dewdney takes readers on a fact-filled journey into the dark corners of weather and climate with his non-science fiction book, Eighteen Miles.

Ross King, winner of the 2017 RBC Taylor Prize for Non-Fiction, will present his newest book, Mad Enchantment: Claude Monet and the Painting of the Water Lilies in an interview with Caroline Shields.

The New York Times bestselling author Madeline Miller discusses Circe, one of the most daring and highly anticipated books of 2018.

Rachel Giese, Sarah Henstra and Vivek Shraya delve into themes of feminism and power, demonstrating how damaging messages about masculinity affect our culture today.

Hear from an outstanding lineup of authors and grab a free book from the Festival’s mystery library in the West Wing of Toronto’s Union Station.

From hidden pasts to dark secrets, this panel brings together Craig Davidson, Lauren B. Davis and Timothy Taylor to discuss their hauntingly delicious new novels.

Eleanor Wachtel chats with acclaimed Hungarian author, translator, dramatist and visual artist András Forgách about his new novel The Acts of My Mother.

The 5th annual Humber College Liberal Arts & Sciences Conference at TIFA keynote will be given by Executive Director of the Institute for Diversity in the Arts at Stanford University and author Jeff Chang.

Societal relationships and the status of women in today’s world is the hot topic of this meeting of minds, which features Alex Leslie and Sayaka Murata.

This open reception celebrates Guernica’s 40th birthday with refreshments, a cash bar and exciting door prizes. The winner of the 2018 Guernica Prize for Literary Fiction will also be announced.

The latest works from Esi Edugyan and Meg Wolitzer both address transformative relationships, revealing how one person’s influence can alter the stories of our lives.

The biographer will interview her subject, a true Canadian icon, as both guests are questioned about their partnership and its enthralling results.