Co: Toronto Comic Jam Discussion Group / Nadia
 I can't find anything about this online, but according to an article in my co-op's newsletter, there's a Graphic Novel Club that meets regularly at the Merril Collection in the Lillian H. Smith branch of the Toronto Public Library: "The Graphic Novel Club is for patrons 14 years old and older (some books contain mature subject matter). The dates for this club are October 23 at 2 p.m. and November 20 at 2 p.m. For further information, call 416-393-7748." - Nadia
I found these sites online, an announcement in the TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARY NEWS AND VIEWS
Lillian H. Smith branch gets new togs
THESE TWO LARGE (8' X 22') banners were installed recently on Lillian H. Smith Branch (239 College St., near Spadina) highlighting two of Toronto Public Library's special collections.
Both the Osborne Collection of Early Children's Books and the Merril Collection of Science Fiction, Speculation and Fantasy are housed at Lillian H. Smith Branch. The Merril Collection is a worldrenowned popular culture collection with a focus on science fiction, fantasy and horror. The Collection includes novels, non-fiction, graphic novels, fantasy role-playing games and periodicals. The Osborne Collection
contains books, artwork, manuscripts, archives and letters encompassing the development of English children's literature from the 14th century on. A banner year
in the eye [08.29.02] Where to find cheap clothes, eats, culture and more; FREE BOOKS
SCIENCE FICTION The Merril Collection houses over 32,000 books, 25,000 periodicals, graphic novels, audiovisual materials and fantasy/role-playing games. This reference collection endeavours to collect every sci-fi and fantasy title ever published in English. Lillian H Smith Library, 239 College. 416-393-7746.
and here is the branch’s site.
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