Stephanie Domet is the author of two novels, Homing and Fallsy Downsies, both published by Invisible. She has also co-authored a nonfiction book for intermediate readers titled Amazing Atlantic Canadian Women, published by Nimbus. She is a co-founder and co-executive director of the AfterWords Literary Festival and editor-in-chief of The Dalhousie Review. She teaches creative writing to adults and children from her home in Kjipuktuk/Halifax. She’s probably wearing something she sewed herself.
Stephanie Domet
Stephanie Domet
On Reading Foe by Iain Reid
Weeks after reaching the final page of Foe and putting the novel down for the last time, the story and its themes still haunt me. [...]
Stephanie Domet
On Reading Pick a Colour by Souvankham Thammavongsa
In Souvankham Thammavongsa’s Pick A Colour, the world is concentrated through a single character on a single day in a single location. [...]
Élise Pelletier (dir.)
Spotlight on the Frye Festival 27th Edition
Once again this year, the Frye correspondent campaign is back with a bang! In the weeks leading up to the Festival's opening—and throughout the 10 days of scheduled events—discover the guest authors and ther books through the eyes, words, and sketches of our ten correspondents.
CBC
How literary festivals shape the world outside of them
Read on CBC Arts. An article by Sabrina Wex | CBC Arts (November 5, 2025) This article presents an interview with Stephanie Domet, co-executive director of Halifax’s Afterwords Literary Festival et Leslie Hurtig, artistic director [...]
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November 5, 2025
November 5, 2025
CTV News
Afterwords Literary Festival returns to Halifax in November
Read and listen on CTV News. An article by Jeremy Hull and Crystal Garrett | CTV News (October 18, 2025) Stephanie Domet and Ryan Turner present the 7th edition of the Afterwords Literary Festival that [...]
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October 18, 2025
October 18, 2025
Élise Pelletier (dir.)
En direct de la 26e édition du Festival Frye
During the 26th edition of the Frye Festival, correspondents Gabriel Robichaud, Stephanie Domet, Thandiwe McCarthy, Sébastien Lord-Émard, Jon Claytor, Céleste Godin, Drew Lavigne, and Caroline Bélisle shared their literary discoveries and their conversations with the festival’s guest authors.
Stephanie Domet
Shashi Bhat hits out of the park
In Shashi Bhat’s Death by a Thousand Cuts, vivid language, keen characterisations, and deep insights propel the reader forward through this collection of nine stories, published by Penguin Random House Canada last spring. [...]
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