David Jón Fuller 🇨🇦

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Writer. Editor. Author of VENUE 13, out now from Ravenstone. Interested in history, knitting, baking, cycling infrastructure, not necessarily in that order. Talar smá íslensku. He/him.

A poster that says: Fringing it in Winnipeg? Meet David Jón Fuller, author of Venue 13, on July 23 from 2:15 p.m. onward outside the Artspace Building
Graham Avenue in WInnipeg at night, with pbulic artwork on the street and circular ornamental lights providing illumination, through a mild haze of wildfire smoke in July
A clipping of a book review of Venue 13 by David Jón Fuller in the WInnipeg Free Press, part of which reads: "The story he tells is riveting, and the novel really does become unputdownable."
David Jón Fuller reads from his novel Venue 13
WIld & Wonderful Words, Wednesday July 8, Sookram's Brewery, 479-B Warsaw Ave., Winnipeg. Readings by Rchard Zaric, M.C. Joudrey, Lindsay Wong, and David Jón Fuller. All ages welcome.
Canada Fiction Fest 2026: David Jón Fuller, author of Venue 13, will take part in events on June 26 and 27
Winners of Rough Draft Books and Events in Ottawa's June Book Release Bingo hold copies of the new books they won: Venue 13 by David Jón Fuller; How It Feeds by Elijah B. Wilder; The Someday Garden by Ashley Poston; Harvest Season by Brynne Weaver; Lies Between Us by Jessica Goodman; Once Upon a Demon’s Heart by K. M. Moronova; Shattered Gods by Katee Robert
A black Lab cross lies on a bed surrounded by books by Kate Heartfield, Jeff Vandermeer, Elijah B. Wilder, Dylan McFadyen, Michelle Sagara, Lev Grossman, and Joe Hill as well as an issue of Augur magazine and anthology of Indigenous dark fiction called Never Whistle at Night including work by Waubegeshig Rice, Rebecca Roanhorse, and Darcie Little Badger; also book bags from Little Ghosts Books and Bakka Phoenix Books in Toronto and Perfect Books and The Spaniel's Tale bookstore in Ottawa.
David Jón Fuller at Indigo bookstore in Barrie, Ont., for a book signing of his debut novel Venue 13
Where the Pavement Turns to Sand, a collection of werid fiction by Sheldon Birnie, sits on a GO Train seat next to a Little Ghosts Books bag
David Jón Fuller will sign copies of his debut novel Venue 13 at Indigo Books in Barrie, Ont. 33 Mapleview Drive West, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m on June 20
Kate Heartfield (left) and David Jón Fuller (right) at Perfect Books for the Ottawa launch for his novel Venue 13
David Jón Fuller will read from his debut novel at the Ottawa launch of VENUE 13, at Perfect Books, 258A Elgin Street, on June 16 at 7 p.m., hosted and moderated by award-winning Ottawa author Kate Heartfield
David Jón Fuller signs copies of his debut novel Venue 13 at Little Ghosts Books in Toronto
Ottawa book launch for Venue 13 by David Jón Fuller hosted and moderated by Kate Heartfield at Perfect Books, 258A Elgin Street, June 16, 7 p.m., with funding support from the Canada Council for the Arts through The Writers' Union of Canada
Winnipeg bestselling books at McNally Robinson Booksellers for the week of May 31-June 10, 2026, showing Venue 13 by David Jón Fuller as the bestselling book in Paperback Fiction
A blue square background with a zigzag pattern. In the bottom right corner is a moose, and a cartoon-style talk bubble has it saying: “Fiction Fest has SO MANY awesome Canadian books and authors! Check it out today!” To the left of the moose is the book cover for VENUE 13 by David Jón Fuller
Two copies of VENUE 13 by David Jón Fuller are seen in an official "unboxing" photo from Turnstone Press
A blue square background with a zigzag pattern. In the bottom right corner is a moose, and a cartoon-style talk bubble has it saying: “Fiction Fest has SO MANY awesome Canadian books and authors! Check it out today!” To the left of the moose is the book cover for VENUE 13 by David Jón Fuller
The cover image of Venue 13, a novel by David Jón Fuller, shows two theatre masks between parted curtains with the tagline: An actor. His theatre. Its ghost.
The cover to the Of Beasts and Bones anthology, edited by Robin Knabel, published by Inky Bones Press, features a humanoid skeleton with skeletal wings
Preview image for Venue 13, a novel by David Jón Fuller
David Jón Fuller's debut novel, Venue 13, is available for preorder. Free excerpt available from the publisher, Turnstone Press.
Leonard Nimoy as Mr. Spock swivels in his chair and says, "I'm here for this shit."
Marini Sirtis as Counsellor Troi says, "Jesus. I cannot explain it to you more fucking simply."
Leonard Nimoy as Mr. Spock swivels in his chair on the Enterprise and says, "I'm here for this shit"
The full moon shines in the winter sky in the east as the sun sets over Oodena Circle at The Forks in Winnipeg. There is snow all over the ground and bare tree branches splay up from the horizon
Orb, the 1991 album by Boiled in Lead
A caucasian man wears a black tee shirt with art in the style of a tarot card that depicts the Green Knight from the Arthurian poem about Sir Gawain. Also the guy wearing the shirt is me, David Jón Fuller
Two seven-week-old lab (with some husky, maybe) cross puppies sit on the grass among fallen leaves near a barrel flower-planter, while an adult black lab cross investigates something or other in the background
A seven-week-old lab (with husky, maybe) cross puppy sits on the grass in the shade
A seven-week-old lab (maybe husky too) cross puppy sleeping on a white blanket
A seven-week-old lab (maybe husky too) cross puppy sleeping on a white blanket
Two seven-week-old puppies (lab cross, maybe with husky) examine and prepare to chew grass covered with rain droplets
Two seven-week-old puppies, golden lab cross (possibly with husky), cavort in the grass after much rain
A homemade carrot cake iced with cream cheese frosting is displayed on a cake platter
A pencil package full of short pencils with Arnold Schwarzenegger smiling underneath the Predator movie logo and the label "Too Many Pencils Stationery Kit"
Bernardin jars of various sizes containing homemade sour cherry jam sit on a wooden cutting board that is sitting on a butcher block, with sunlight filtering through the deep red jam
The cover of the English edition of The Adventures of Tintin: The Seven Crystal Balls, showing ball lightning raising Professor Calculus, seated in a chair, above a table, while Captain Haddock, Tintin, and Professor Tarragon look on in surprise. I mean this story was a wild ride, especially the dream sequence with Rascar Capac, which STILL freaks me out. Well done, Hergé
A promo image for the announcement of Venue 13, the debut novel by David Jón Fuller, coming in 2026 from Ravenstone / Turnstone Press
Leonard Nimoy as Spock turns in his chair and says, "I'm here for this shit"
Polished slab of fossiliferous limestone (Gelerypetrifiedwood)
An MEC road bike with an Aosom bike trailer full of groceries, with a cover over the trailer
An MEC road bike with an Aosom bike trailer full of groceries
A fake podium message reads "Suck the Sugar" in front of Canadian Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre. Not a real Conservative PArty slogan.
A fake podium message reads "Concede the Sugar" in front of Canadian Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre. Not a real Conservative Party slogan.
Canadian Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre stands behind a podium in a composite image with a fake slogan that reads "Axe My Seat / Hacher Mon Siège."
"Join the Bike" is a slogan on a fake podium in front of Canadian Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre. Not a real Conservative Party slogan.
"Ignore the Tea" is on a fake podium in front of Canadian Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre. Not a real Conservative Party slogan.
"Grasp the Horror" is on a fake podium in front of Canadian Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre. This is not a real Conservative Party slogan.
"Step the Pie" is on a fake podium in front of Canadian Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre. This is not a real Conservative party slogan
"Prove the Sandwich" is the text on a fake podium in front of Canadian Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre. This is not a real Conservative party slogan.
Canadian Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre stands in front of a podium with an auto-generated text that reads "Honor the Mistake". This is not an actual party slogan. Also "honour" is misspelled
Fresh baguettes on wire cooling racks. The foremost baguette is shaped in an épis form.
Scored baguettes, the foremost one cut into an épis form, baking on a pizza stone
Proofed but unscored baguettes on a pizza peel
Leonard Nimoy as Spock turns in his chair and says "I'm here for this shit"
A balding man wearing a black shirt and a silver Icelandic Thor's-hammer necklace gazes down at the camera
A man wearing a balaclava, ski-doo googles and a windbreaker stands on the Nestawaya River Trail near The Forks in Winnipeg, ready to skate back to West Broadway. He's wearing ice skates, but you can't see them. Yes he is. He didn't have a selfie-stick, that's why you can't see the skates
A weather note from the Jan. 14, 1937 edition of the Winnipeg Free Press reads: "Forecast — DECIDEDLY COLD."