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Canadian Authors Association – National Capital Region Branch: Facing the Page Together Drop-in Sessions
Members only. Via Zoom. Join the National Capital Region Branch via Zoom to discuss an aspect of writing to focus on for that session. February’s session focuses on “filtering, adverbs and goal-setting”. Contact Arlene Smith at NCRadmin@canadianauthors.org for the meeting link. More details at https://canadianauthors.org/nationalcapitalregion/.
Find out more »Rick Prashaw Reads from Father Rick Roamin’ Catholic
Join CAA member Rick Prashaw (National Capital Region Branch) at his storytelling event at the Mississippi Mills Public Library in Almonte, Ontario. Rick will share stories from his Father Rick Roamin’ Catholic memoir. Pride in Mississippi Mills and St. Paul's Anglican Church are co-hosts.
Find out more »Rescue Me: Behind the Scenes of Search and Rescue @ VIMFF
In this informative workshop at the Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival, Cathalynn Labonte-Smith, author of the BC bestselling book, Rescue Me: Behind the Scenes of Search and Rescue, alongside North Shore Rescue discusses memorable missions and shares from her new book. Members of North Shore Rescue will be in attendance, plus, Emelee Outdoors provides a workshop on how to survive outside.
Find out more »Canadian Authors Association – BC Branch: Author Talk – Women Talking About Women on Women’s Day, with Mary-Anne Neal
On March 8th, celebrated worldwide as International Women’s Day, CAA-BC Branch will welcome Mary-Anne Neal, an author and educator who has worked closely as a volunteer with Indigenous women in the remote Sahtu region of the Northwest Territories, to improve literacy and increase pride in their Dene heritage. Mary-Anne’s memoir, Under the Midnight Sun, recounts her fifty-year friendship with the Arctic Dene and provides an insight into Indigenous and non-Indigenous lives in the context of the changing environment of the Arctic. Since 2021, more than…
Find out more »Poets & Friends: readings by six poets who work closely with other poets
WHAT: An intimate afternoon of poetry and community, featuring readings by six poets who work closely with other poets. WHERE: Christ Church Deer Park (Arthur Smith Room), 1570 Yonge St, Toronto, ON (Use Heath St. W. entrance) TTC: Yonge and St. Clair, one block north of the St. Clair TTC. THE VENUE: This will be an in-person event, in a large, comfortable, accessible room with good air circulation. MASK POLICY: Masks are strongly encouraged. BOOK SALES: Books will be sold…
Find out more »Canadian Authors Association – National Capital Region Branch: Facing the Page Together Drop-in Sessions
Members only. Via Zoom. Join the National Capital Region Branch via Zoom to discuss an aspect of writing to focus on for that session. March’s session focuses on “Elmore Leonard’s 10 Rules of Writing”. Contact Arlene Smith at NCRadmin@canadianauthors.org for the meeting link. More details at https://canadianauthors.org/nationalcapitalregion/.
Find out more »Book Signing of Children of a Faraway War by Wendy Gruner, Sponsored by Canadian Authors – Toronto
Wendy Gruner, author of Children of a Faraway War, will be giving a reading and book signing at Walden Circle Retirement Community. Sponsored by the Toronto branch of Canadian Authors Association.
Find out more »Canadian Authors Association – National Capital Region Branch: Find a Poem, with JC Sulzenko
Via Zoom. Free to members of Canadian Authors. $10.00 for non-members. Contact Arlene Smith at NCRadmin@canadianauthors.org to register. More details at https://canadianauthors.org/nationalcapitalregion/.
Find out more »Canadian Authors Association – BC: Author Talk – Poems Line by Line, with Renée Sarojini Saklikar
Renée Sarojini will share with us the secrets of her writing, and the rewards and challenges she has encountered. She will read and walk us through one or two of her poems line by line, explain how to experience these poems and their images, and examine their construction – pointing to the language, the line breaks, the themes, the mood, and the overall effect. After her presentation you will have a better appreciation of the art of poetry and may…
Find out more »A Toast to Spring: Kamal Parmar Reads at the Gabriola Island Library
Kamal Parmar, Poet Laureate of the City of Nanaimo (CAA--BC branch) will be reading along with other local poets at the Gabriola Island Library.
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