# David Demchuk
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david demchuk is a Canadian playwright and novelist, who received a longlisted Scotiabank Giller Prize nomination in 2017 for his debut novel The Bone Mother.Originally from Winnipeg, Manitoba, he moved to Toronto, Ontario in 1984.
His plays have included Rosalie Sings Alone (1985), If Betty Should Rise (1985), Touch (1986), The World We Live On Turns So That the Sun Appears to Rise (1987), Stay (1990), Mattachine (1991), Thieves in the Night (1992) and The Power of Invention. He received a special Dora Mavor Moore Award in 1986 for Touch.
A Notebook You Will Wish You Never Found | Red X by David Demchuk DISCUSSION
"Red X" by David Demchuk is a gripping horror novel that interweaves supernatural elements with the very real horrors faced by the LGBTQ+ community in Toronto. The story spans several decades, beginning in the 1980s, and follows a series of mysterious disappearances of gay men. Demchuk blends hist…
Episode 34 - 2025 Spring Preview
Spring is in the air! Jamie and Molly and a room full of excited readers are bringing you a new kind of episode this week with a live recording of Lake City Books' Spring Preview Event. The ladies each picked five upcoming titles they are excited about and break them down for you. A big thank you …
In Conversation with David Demchuk | AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT
In this episode, we discuss all things Red X and new releases with a book club favorite author David Demchuk.
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Spooking Reading....
Best New Horror Books • May 2025!
14 books caught my eye from authors both new and well-loved. Some are form the HWA and some are new to me too! There is a little something for everyone - even romance and space travel - one thing is sure, they are all spooky, ghostly, deadly and dark...Symphony for Walpurgis: A Collection by Rami …
151 - David Demchuk Returns
We have David Demchuk on to talk about his new book The Butcher's Daughter. We also talk about more Canada updates, including how the backlash against queer and Black literature is evolving in the Canadian landscape with US backing.
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Announcement
Changes are coming to the Podcast after a short break. The next 2 episodes are announced at the end of the episode.
The Butcher's Daughter: The Hitherto Untold Story of Mrs. Lovett by Corinne Leigh Clark and David Demchuk
The Act of Disappearing by Nathan Gower
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92. The Year of Magical Thinking / Red X.
In the plastic bag I had been given at the hospital there were a pair of corduroy pants, a wool shirt, a belt, and I think nothing else. [...] I remember putting his cell phone in the charger on his desk. I remember putting his silver clip in the box in the bedroom in which we kept passports and…
Spring Reads
#CheckedOut, Episode 8
At the start of Episode 8, Theodore and Amanda discuss their current spring reads, which include cannibals, book eaters, and even the Welsh! Tune in next week for the conclusion of the episode to meet our new Director of Library Services, Jill Westen.
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We Recorded This Hours Before Dolly Passed <3
Next week, we will be discussing nothing but Dolly Parton. This episode, recorded hours before the passing of the one and only Dolly Parton, features the following:
Why everyone should come to Doll Invasion
The Ren Faire docuseries just might get us to reconsider the documentary genre
Our…
The Making of 'The Butcher's Daughter' with Corinne Leigh Clark
Discover the fascinating journey of co-authoring The Butcher's Daughter with insights from Corinne Leigh Clark on writing, collaboration, and Victorian influences.Today, we dive into the creative world of Corinne Leigh Clark, co-author of The Butcher's Daughter, a unique adaptation inspired by the…
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