At the top of everyone’s list is Alice Munro, whose appearance opening night is the hottest ticket at the festival. So hot, in fact, that you can’t get one—they sold out long ago. (We are torn: on the one hand, yay for book events selling out; on the other, we don’t have a ticket either.) All other events have tickets still available, but a few are poised to reach capacity soon and you’d best get crackin’ if you want in. If you’re hoping to see Orhan Pamuk (October 22), Garrison Keillor (October 22), the Paul Quarrington tribute (October 24), John Irving (October 25), or the Giller Prize finalists (October 31), we have it on good authority that you should buy your tickets soon.
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