Trevor Waurechen tells stories about real likfe and other things he finds funny. His autobiography, "It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time", has appeared in print and online. His short fictions include "Open Bar" (a night in the life of a bartender), "Red Eye" (paranoia on an overnight bus trip), and "The Truth About the Canadian Wilderness" (a young band's first cross-Canada tour). Trevor's graphic novel, "There's Always Another Friday" is currently being serialized in a collection of self-published minicomics, the first two of which are available at the festival.