Danny Gorny, Author at Toronto Guardian

About Danny Gorny

Danny is a freelance writer, editor and communications consultant. Danny completed his PhD in Medieval Literature in 2013, and in his free time he explores the city, dances, and interrogates relationships between narrative and identity.

Print Matters: Heart of the City, by Robert Rotenberg

August 7, 2017

Until I read Heart of the City, Toronto hardly seemed to me like the sort of city in which to […]

Print Matters: Until It Fades by K.A. Tucker

July 31, 2017

Until It Fades by K.A. Tucker isn’t the type of novel I would usually pick up, but with everything going […]

Print Matters: Black Apple, by Joan Crate

July 24, 2017

This week I had the pleasure of diving into Black Apple, an award winning debut novel by indigenous author Joan […]

Building a Community at the 2017 Kobo Emerging Writer Prize Awards

June 28, 2017

27 June, Toronto – Air abuzz with excitement, over 150 authors, publishers, and literary professionals came to the Gardiner Bistro […]

Hush Hush 2015 – Halloween Party at the Public Library

November 4, 2015

This Halloween, I had the good fortune to be invited to The New Collection’s annual fundraising event, Hush Hush. The […]

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