Susan Glickman is delighted to announce the publication of her 17th book, 8th collection of poetry, Cathedral/Grove, with Signal Editions of Vehicule Press. Here's the back-cover… More
DC Reid's poem, Canada, won bronze in the William Henry Drummond contest. His book-length memoir, A Man And His River, about decades spent in the wild back country won gold in the Professional Outdoor… More
Carmela Circelli will be launching her novel Love and Rain on October 15th at Supermarket Bar in Kensington Market, Toronto More
The Monday Muses are gathering again beginning again on September 11th. Join Pam Bustin in circle with a great group of TWUC members each Monday on Zoom (12:00-1:30 PM Eastern). This… More
Learn about HORROR! Chris Alexander's FEAR ON FILM course returns to Sheridan College next month!
Chris AlexanderPOSTED: Aug 22, 2023
Workshop or Retreat
Virtual seven week horror film history and theory course begins September 12th Award winning Canadian film… More
2024 Writers in Residence
The Metro Edmonton Federation of Libraries | POSTED: Aug 21, 2023Call for Applications
Call for Applications: 2024 Writers in Residence A joint project shared by the Metro Edmonton Federation of Libraries – Edmonton Public Library, Strathcona County Library, and St. Albert Public… More
Jill MacLean is very grateful to The Writers' Union of Canada and the Canada Council for the fee she will be receiving for a reading from her medieval novel, "The Arrows of Mercy," at the new library… More
Jill MacLean's medieval novel for adults, "The Arrows of Mercy," is one of three finalists in the fiction category of the nation-wide Whistler Independent Book Awards, sponsored by The Writers' Union… More
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Internationally bestselling non-fiction author debuts mystery novel Indent Publishing proudly presents David W. Barber’s… More
A Secret Garden: Writing Retreat at Hollyhock on Beautiful Cortes Island, 17-22 September, 2023
Caroline AddersonPOSTED: Aug 6, 2023
Workshop or Retreat
No matter who we are, we have this in common: we were all children once. It is during this universal stage of life that we are the most open to the world, and experience most deeply the full range of… More
