Lost: a memoir by Cathy Ostlere – an Author Reading – Saturday Oct 22nd

Calgary author Cathy Ostlere’s 2009 memoir, Lost, (M) was short-listed for the Edna Staebler Award and subsequently adapted into a 90 minute one-woman stage play. Lost: a memoir tells the story of one woman’s search for her missing brother but it is also a search for self — an intimate exploration of love, grief and meaning.
Keshen Goodman Public Library
Saturday, October 22/2:30 pm
In partnership with Neptune Theatre.
Lost: a memoir will be onstage October 18-November 6, 2011 at Neptune Theatre’s Fountain Hall starring Jan Alexander Smith.

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Lost is surely one of the most beautiful and powerful books to be published in Canada this year.” – Halifax Herald
– …an impressive work that resolves extraordinarily difficult material into moving, effective narrative and achingly beautiful prose poetry.” – Globe and Mail
You will be thinking about the book long after you have finished it. – Owl’s Nest Books
From the beginning, there’s something in Ostlere’s tone; something in the slow, stately march of the words she chooses to relate this deeply personal tale. Lost breaks the heart, again and again. – January Magazine
“Lost is a classic adventure story rendered in beautiful, sometimes haunting prose. But it is also a startling honest meditation on desire, family, and fulfillment. How does a man live an authentic life? And what happens when that life is lost?” – Karen Connelly, author of The Lizard Cage (M)

Source: http://www.thereader.ca/2011/10/lost-memoir-by-cathy-ostlere-author.html