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North Grenville Writers Circle Workshop
Canadian Authors – National Capital Region members Phyllis Bohonis and Emily-Jane Hills Orford will discuss the association and the benefits of joining a writers’ community such as Canadian Authors Association.
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This season's first online live session of the CAA Social Media Expert in Residence Program, featuring Catherine Saykaly-Stevens, (Note: available to CAA members, at no cost. Program sign-up and webinar registration links are in the members' only section of the website.) Find out more about this program by visiting https://canadianauthors.org/national/programs, or contact Anita at apurcell (at) canadianauthors.org or 705 325 3926.
Find out more »Victoria Prose Open Mic
Prose Open Mic, featuring authors Howard Stewart and May Wong. Open Mic sign-up between 6:15 and 6:30 pm. Free event.
Find out more »Canadian Authors – Niagara: Poetry Group
Contact: Mori McCrae at 289-219-1492 or morimccrae@cogeco.com
Find out more »Canadian Authors-Alberta: When a Mental Block Is More Than Just a Block
Just in time for the end of NaNoWriMo, Lexie Hancock will be discussing mental health and when a block isn't just a block, the wrap up of writers’ favourite month, why you shouldn't plan (featuring some personal statistics and experiences from friends!). Author Bio Lexie Hancock is a University of Windsor Forensics & Criminology alum, currently studying in the Chemical Dependency Counselling Certificate program at St. Clair College. An avid volunteer, she was active in the Best Buddies campus program at Windsor,…
Find out more »Book Signings: Phyllis Bohonis
Phyllis Bohonis, a Canadian Authors - National Capital Region member, will be signing and selling her books including her two newest novels, The Track and Margaret McFarland – second book in the 73 Windsor Series, from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Find out more »Canadian Authors-Alberta: What You Need to Na-Know: A NaNoWriMo Wrap-up and Survival Guide
Seasoned NaNoWriMo pro Lexie Hancock will be discussing a variety of topics, including the development of characters, the necessity of settings that feel natural and comfortable for the writer, how to decide on a plot and a plot twist, and how to decide when your novel is finally finished! * A rescheduled AGM will be held during the lunch hour. This workshop will be free.* Author Bio Lexie Hancock is a University of Windsor Forensics & Criminology alum, currently studying…
Find out more »Canadian Authors-Waterloo Wellington: Critique Group
Critique session for a group of local fiction writers to give and get feedback. Submissions due by November 11. Contact Mark Baker at mbaker@analecta.com
Find out more »Canadian Authors – Toronto: Crossing Over: Writers Talk About Their Reasons for Working in Different Forms, Styles, and Genres
Crossing Over: Writers Talk About Their Reasons for Working in Different Forms, Styles, and Genres will feature three Toronto writers: Diana Fitzgerald Bryden, Catherine Graham, and Robin Richardson. They will tell their stories of working across styles and genres — or of wanting to and not always being able to do so — and will share what they’ve learned from those experiences: Diana Fitzgerald Bryden will speak about her movement from poetry to the novel and back to short…
Find out more »Canadian Authors – NCR Winter Social
A Warm Celebration of the Cold An afternoon of feasting on the food and words you bring to share at the home of Arlene Smith. As the afternoon progresses, we'll create a collaborative writing project. What will that be? It will be whatever those in attendance shape it to be. Come and add your presence. For more information, contact Arlene Smith at NCRadmin@canadianauthors.org.
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