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14 Oct 2016
8:30 am - 10:00 am
River Café, 25 Prince's Island SW
[gdlr_space height="20px"] Escape to Prince's Island for an intimate conversation with Yann Martel and a light brunch created by the award-winning River Café, included in the ticket price. Martel’s #1 international bestseller, Life of Pi, won the 2002 Man Booker among other prizes. He is also the award-winning author of The Facts Behind the Helsinki Roccamatios (winner of the Journey Prize), Self, Beatrice & Virgil and 101 Letters to a Prime Minister. At Wordfest 2016, he presents The High Mountains of Portugal. Hosted by Alissa York.[gdlr_divider type="solid" size="100%" ]
More about The High Mountains of Portugal by Yann Martel
The High Mountains of Portugal is a suspenseful, mesmerizing story of a great quest for meaning, told in three intersecting narratives touching the lives of three different people and their families, and taking us on an extraordinary journey through the last century. Beautiful, witty and engaging, Yann Martel’s new novel offers us the same tender exploration of the impact and significance of great love and great loss, belief and unbelief, that has marked all his brilliant, unexpected novels. [gdlr_button href="https://www.artscommons.ca/WhatsOn/ShowDetails.aspx?show_id=C635F566-F6D1-47E5-8F74-DB28DC1782C9" target="_self" size="medium" background="#358CCB" color="#ffffff" border_color="#999999"]Buy Tickets[/gdlr_button]You May Also Like
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