I think he bought it online but it is one of the few non-work things on my desk. My younger brother left Saint Dolly photo on my desk for a few weeks before making it clear that she was meant for me. Could you please take a photo of something in your office and tell us the story behind it? Quotes from a Kirkus review of Cub: "A gay Toronto foodie translates his love of pastry into love of self amid some mean-boy body shame." "The tough truth of marginalized communities attacking their own is difficult to face but accurate in its exposure of toxic behavior Theo's shaky navigation is inspiring." Find out more about Cub on the Orca publisher site.
In case of last-minute event changes, please do check Paul's Twitter account closer to the date. W.) on Pride Sunday, Jfrom 11:30 am - 3:30 pm Paul is setting up a table with recommendations of books that appreciate difference. To Torontonians: Paul is signing his book as well as celebrating diversity (of all types) in kids' books at Indigo Bay & Bloor (55 Bloor St. You can find Paul on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, and also see Orca's interview with Paul on their blog. Paul lives and bakes with his nephew, three dogs and a little grey parrot. His debut young adult novel, Cub, is part of Orca's Soundings Series: short, high-interest novels specifically for teens. Paul Coccia is a Toronto author with an MFA in Creative Writing from UBC and an avid home-baker.
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