Morrin Centre presents

Imagination 2026 — Facing the Unknown — Panel

In-person Event

April 22nd 2026

8:00 pm – 9:30 pm / Doors: 7:30 pm

Morrin Centre
44, chaussée des Écossais, Vieux-Québec, Québec, QC, Canada

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What do you do when faced with the unexpected? How do you make sense of the inevitable? In this panel, meet fiction writers Eva Jurcyk (6:40 to Montreal) and Suzy Krause (I Think We’ve Been Here Before) and enjoy a live interview and Q&A about their novels.

Moderator: Michèle Thibeau

This event is included in the Festival Pass.

Refunds: No refunds
Exchanges: No exchanges

Moderator: Michèle Thibeau

This event is included in the Festival Pass.

Refunds: No refunds
Exchanges: No exchanges

The Morrin Centre has no parking space. You will find metered parking in the surrounding streets and three underground parkings within a few minutes walk. Visit our website to learn more about parking options.

info@morrin.org

www.morrin.org/imagination

Eva Jurczyk

Eva Jurczyk was born in Katowice, Poland and wound up halfway around the world in a Canadian city that often masquerades as New York in movies. By day, she builds library collections as a book buyer for the University of Toronto Libraries, and by night, she writes mystery novels. Her previous work includes the best-selling The Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, and That Night in the Library. Her latest novel, 6:40 to Montreal, was published in October 2025, and the highly anticipated The Paris Files will be published in late 2026. She lives in Toronto with her husband and son.

Suzy Krause

Suzy Krause is an author from the Saskatchewan prairies. Her most recent novel, I Think We've Been Here Before, was shortlisted for four Saskatchewan Book Awards, winning in one category, chosen by the Literary Press Group of Canada as one of their 50 favourite reads from the past 50 years, and optioned for television. Her books have been translated into Russian and Estonian and all three of them have been Amazon First Reads picks.