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Dear GRINDers One of the writing goals I had for this year is to help us all with submitting our work. So. Let's have a Submission Party!
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Isabella’s Submission Party. BYOM.
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2 local markets seeking content
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Xmas travel writing call. Deadline Dec 15
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Places to go, things to do
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Contests
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Submit. (you know you want to)
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Workshops
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VPL’s indie collection
-- a laptop or similar device from which you can use the internet
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--a piece of work on your laptop that you feel is ready for submission OR something that you want to write a query letter about
Other writers groups
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The photo writing prompt (Just do it.)
Come join us at our place on Saturday, December 9 from 2-6 at (email me for the address). This is what you'll need:
-- Optional: One or more places you want to submit your work to. The goal is to approach at least one magazine/editor/agent with your work. Your work may not be perfect yet (when will it ever be?!) but the very least we can do is to get those submission muscles limbered up. BYOM* Questions? Email moritherapy@shaw.ca
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*bring your own manuscript
Two local markets looking for content
Writing Haiku? Haiku Night in Canada contest winning entries here.
subTERRAIN (our favourite magazine) 2018 theme issues Feel free to interpret these themes in unique and unusual ways Issue #79 (Spring 18) Theme: Bye-bye Vancouver - Our spring 2018 issue will focus on the changing/shifting landscape of Vancouver. Oy vey, we can all have something to say about this! Issue #80 (Summer/Fall 18) Theme: Margins - Life on the margins, being on the border or edge of society. Check it all out here. http://subterrain.ca/about/35/subterrain-writer-s-guidelines
CanLit story premise generator: it’s fun! (thanks to Geist mag) http://canlitgenerator.com/
Eloise read in the Royal City Eloise Carbone read some poems that she had beta-tested on us at the Grind Writers, at the NewWest Poetry group on November 5th at the Heritage Grill in the New Westminster. Eloise was featured along with well-known Vancouver poet, Kyle Hawke, The group of poems she read was about having found a feeling of belonging on visiting her newfound family in the small town of her grandparents in Calabria, Southern Italy. We found them very moving.
A series of free workshops Sat Dec 9 - 2 to 3:30 pm A series of free workshops:
Travel Writing themed around Christmas Margo, please tell the Grind Writers I am collecting Christmas and winter stories for the December issue of Travel Thru History's (her online travel magazine).
DYNAMIC PRESENTER WORKSHOP At the Central Library, Vancouver With author Ben Nuttall-Smith Past President of the Federation of BC Writers Info here: http://www.bennuttall-smith.ca
Look at the site to see the various categories (including Christmas travel memoire) and read contributor guidelines. Deadline before Dec 15. Ruth Kozak, managing editor.
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Submission info here.
Places to go, things to do…. Tues Dec 5, 7 to 9 pm Pandora’s Collective presents
Amanda Hartley performs at the pre-show sponsor & awardee reception, while The Burying Ground energizes the post-show party. Cash bar, door prizes, silent auction and more!
WORD WHIPS IN THE GALLERY
CHUTZPAH! FESTIVAL Norman Rothstein Theatre, Jewish Community Centre 941 W 41st Ave, Vancouver TIckets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ji-chaicelebration-tickets-38205778512?aff=efbevent The Chutzpah! Festival the JI Chai Celebration honours 18 community movers, shakers, thinkers, doers and allaround awesome people under the age of 36 with the JI's 18 Under 36 Awards. The honourees are (in alphabetical order): Rebecca Baron • Ezequiel Blumenkrans • Erin Brandt • Marcus Brandt • Ayelet Cohen Weil • Courtney Cohen • Aaron Friedland • Sam Heller • Talya Mallek • Ariel Martz-Oberlander • Logan Presch • Maya Rae • Mike Sachs • Allie Michelle Saks • David Schein • Rotem Tal • Carmel Tanaka • Rabbi Levi Varnai. The evening also features an amazing variety show emceed by comedian/actor/host Goldie Hoffman featuring spoken-word artist/musician Barbara Adler (pictured above in a photo by Benjamin Samson), with composer/musician Ron Samworth on guitar (Ten Thousand Wolves); illusionist Vitaly Beckman; singer Lisa Ehrlich; actor/singer Warren Kimmel, with composer/musician Wendy Bross Stuart on piano; comedian Jacob Samuel; a fashion show performed by members of Roller Dance Owl, and more. Harpist
WORD WHIPS – EAST VAN Take the challenge. We provide the writing prompts and the opportunity for sharing. 10 -15 minutes to write to each prompt. See what you can whip up. 2nd Tuesday of Jan, March, May, July, Sept and Nov. Location: Vancouver Library--Hastings Branch, 2674 E Hastings, Vancouver Hosts: Bonnie Nish & Jami Macarty Contact: blnish@pandorascollective.com Thurs Jan 11 – 7 to 9 pm Pandora’s Collective presents
WORD WHIPS IN THE GALLERY Snapshots from the Garden of Eden: ARTIST Dina Goldstein Sidney and Gertrude Zack Gallery, Jewish Community Centre, 950 W 41st Ave., Vancouver Readers: Andrew Warner, Candice James, Lindsay Glauser-Kwan, Mary Duffy, Lara Varesi, Bonnie Nish. Featured musician: Enrico Renz Members of the audience will be given an opportunity to write and then read poems they have written that relate to the exhibition at the open mic Sat. Jan. 20 – 2 to 3 pm Presented by Pandora’s Collective and Britannia Library Present
IDENTITY COLLAGE WORKSHPS: Bridging the Gaps Facilitator: Bonnie Nish At Britannia Library, 1661 Napier Street, Vancouver Join Bonnie Nish in this interactive, creative
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Wed Dec. 6 – 7:30 to 11pm JI Chai Celebration
Tues Jan 9 2018 – 6:30 to 8:30 pm Vancouver Public Library and Pandora’s Collective Present
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Light within the Shadows: ARTIST Pnina Granirer Sidney and Gertrude Zack Gallery, 950 W. 41st Ave., Jewish Community Centre Readers: Alana Clohessy, Fran Bourasa, Natasha Boskic, Angela Rebrec, David Sewell, John Cortens. Featured Poet: Timothy Shay. Featured musician: Franki Lemon Members of the audience will be given an opportunity to write and then read poems they have written that relate to the exhibition at the open mic
workshop, to help you find a bridge to and from all those places where you find you are stuck or can’t go. Learn to explore your rich inner and outer worlds, and to delve deeper into yourself. Who you are is important to how you write. Let the words fall onto the page as we explore our hidden treasures. Contact: blnish@pandorascollective.com Tues Jan. 23 – 6 to 8:30 pm Pandora’s Collective and Britannia Library present
POETIC PAIRINGS Britannia Library, Gallery Room, 1661 Napier, Vancouver Free! Join us for delightful pairings of poetic voices. Voices become differently engaged when set against another writer’s work. Listen as couplets bounce words off one another, relate their stories and rejoice in the collaboration of expression. Question period to follow. Host: Bonnie Nish. Pairs: David Geary and Jonina Kirton * Taryn Hubbard and Fran Bourassa * Steven Duncan and Rosemary Nowicki * Ruby Cone and Alana Clohessy
No meeting December. Next: Jan 24 – 6:30 to 8:30 pm Britannia Branch and Pandora’s Collective Present
BOOK TALKS - BOOK CLUB At Britannia Library, Gallery Room, Vancouver. Jan 24 - Adventures in Solitude by Grant Lawrence Bring your favourite passages, points of interest, and share your reading experiences with us. Admission is free. Registration not required. Each person is responsible for either borrowing or buying their own copy to read. (4th Wednesday of each month except December) Dec - Closed for the holidays Jan 24: One Hundred years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez Feb 28: City of Thorns: Nine Lives in the World's Largest Refugee Camp by Ben Rawlence Mar 28: Book Recommendation Night Apr 25: Laughing All The Way To The Mosque By Zarqa Nawaz May 23: Beloved by Tony Morrison Contact: booktalks@pandorascollective.com www.pandorascollective.com Hosts: Mary Duffy and Sita Carboni
Next one Jan 25 Pandora's Collective presents
TWISTED POETS Open Mic sign-up at 7 pm. Readings begin at 7:30. Hosts: Bonnie Nish & Daniela Elza Suggested donation at the door: $5 At The Cottage Bistro 4470 Main Street Vancouver Upcoming Features: Closed for Dec. Jan. 25: Marcus McCann & Cornelia Hooglan & Onjana Yawnghwe Supported by the Writers Union of Canada and The League of Canadian Poets. Contact: blnish@pandorascollective.com www.pandorascollective.com
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That time we went to Bertin’s. 2013
A whole ton of regular annual contests here. https://canadianauthors.org/nationalcapitalregio n/contests/writing-contests-calls-for-submission/
Another bunch of Writer’s Digest annual contests here. http://www.writersdigest.com/writers-digestcompetitions
Don't underestimate English language publications in other countries as a good place to send your work. Check out UK's LITRO; they have oodles of opportunities in many genres. And in some of their pubications, theme issues - e.g. the theme for December 2017 in one is "Faith and Faithlessness." They'll probably be posting their 2018's soon, here: https://www.litro.co.uk/submit/
Event magazine 2018 nonfiction contest Deadline: October 15, 2018 (postmarked or submitted online) Read all the submission details here https://www.eventmagazine.ca/contest-nf/ Genre: Creative Nonfiction. Prize: $3,000 in prizes ($1,500 First Place, $1,000 Second Place, $500 Third Place) plus publication in EVENT. Cost: $34.95 per entry; includes a one-year subscription to EVENT and all applicable taxes and shipping—a great deal! 5,000 word limit on entries. Entries must not have been previously published, either in print or online, been accepted for publication elsewhere.
Malahat Review’s Long Poem Prize, and Novella Prize Entries due every February 1 (emailed or postmarked) The Malahat's oldest contests are offered every other year, with Long Poem entries accepted in odd-numbered years and Novella entries accepted in even-numbered years. The winning entry appears in the Summer issue. It’s complicated. Don’t skip this step. Read all about it on their website: Read full guidelines for the Long Poem Prize Read full guidelines for the Novella Prize
Prizes: Adults - 1st: $100 & publication, 2nd: $50 & publication, 3rd: publication. Teens - 1st: $75 & publication, 2nd: $35 & publication, 3rd: publication. Children - 1st: $40 & publication, 2nd: $20 & publication, 3rd: publication. ***Publication is for one year, on our website. Judges: Heidi Greco: whose poems, fiction, reviews and essays have been published in books, magazines, newspapers and in a range of online publications. Zuzana Vasko: who teaches Arts Education and Academic Writing and was the winner of last year's contest. New writing contest
Poetry Inst. of Canada Contest Deadline: Jan 15, 2018 Calling writers of all ages to submit entries written for children/youth aged 5-18 for our 25th Anniversary Edition(s) of creative writing. Entries must be fiction and your own original work. You may submit to each age category, with separate entries (5-10 years; 11-18 years). Minimum of 500 entries need to be received for contest to commence; if quota is not reached entrants will be notified. Info here: http://www.poetryinstituteofcanada.ca/contests.html
Adult* Creative Writing Contest – Deadline July 31, 2018. Info here. *(By adult here, I think they mean poetry by people over 19, not XX verse)
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Deadline: Jan 15, 2018 Submission Guidelines: http://www.pandorascollective.com/poetrycontest.html Fees: Adults - $5/poem (or 5 poems for $20) Teens (14 to 19) - $4/poem (or 5 poems for $16) Children (13 and under) - $3/poem (or 5 poems for $12)
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Contests
Pandora’s Collective – Annual Poetry Contest
Room magazine’s contests 2018
Federation of BC Writers
Deadline: midnight January 15, 2018
Short Forms | Open October 15 - January 15, 2018 Creative Non-Fiction | Open December 1 - March 8, 2018 Fiction & Poetry | Open April 15 - July 15, 2018
Check this website for all the info and submission guidelines.
Geist magazine’s Literary Postcard Contest 2018
2018 Literary Writes poetry contest Send your best unpublished poem that reflects your writing style. No theme or required subject matter. Prose poetry and other unique formats are welcomed: we look forward to your submissions. The winner will receive a cash prize of $350. A shortlist will be published at www.bcwriters.ca on Jan 29, 2018. There's more – read the guidelines here.
Deadline: Jan 15, 2018 14th Annual Literal Literary Postcard Story Contest The writing contest whose name is almost as long as the entries! How it works: 1) Send us a story and a postcard—the relationship can be as strong or as tangential as you like, so long as there is a clear connection between the story and the image. 2) If you’re not sure where to look for a postcard, you can make your own or visit Wikimedia Commons. 3) The story can be fiction or non-fiction; maximum length is 500 words. For a classic example of a postcard story, read "Grizzly Bill" or "No Time to Write." Visit our postcard story archive for more examples of notable stories. Prizes:
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Read the rest of the submission information here.
When you get to that point where you’ve had too much seasonal socializing…..
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First Prize: $500 Second Prize: $250 Third Prize: $150 All winning entries will be published in Geist and on geist.com Short list: Swell Geist gifts and publication on geist.com Entry Fee: $20 Includes a one-year subscription to Geist, Canada's favourite literary magazine. International entrants will receive the digital edition.
Submit. (you know you want to)
Poems: any subject, any style, any length: Great American Poetry Show Submit any subject, any style, any length, any number, any time by email or by mail with SASE. Previously published poems and simultaneous submissions are welcome. The Great American Poetry Show, P.O. Box 69506, West Hollywood, CA 90069. Email: info@tgaps.net. Website: www.tgaps.net (Caveat emptor – check it out). Wants stories based on their prompts The Quotable This online magazine wants writer-readers to submit stories based on their monthly prompts. Info here.
Wants dark…. Shock Totem We consider original, unpublished stories within the confines of dark fantasy and horror—mystery, suspense, supernatural, morbid humor, fantasy, etc. Read the guidelines.
Wants flash fiction and art text literary magazine We’re interested in literature composed with brevity and punch: short, snippy poems, razor-sharp flash fiction, and art and photography that tread the line between purpose and chance, making us see the innate beauty in the world around us. Guidelines for text submissions. We will frown or smile upon your piece, and reply within 1 week (2 weeks max) with a muffin or a tumbleweed. Multiple submissions are allowed, but single submissions are preferred. All things minimalistic and mind-slicing wanted. The occasional selfless snark and sneer accepted. True wit appreciated, along with foldable grit, pocketsize memoir moments and frame by frame congeniality. Perspective: any, as long as artfully executed and selfreflecting; avoid sending ego balloons and unintended mirroring. Mirrors and led wanted. Gates, doors, and attics most appreciated. There’s yet more. Read the submission guidelines.
Geist Emerging Writer-of-the-Month Emerging writers are invited to submit short written works online. Read the FAQ. Wants highest quality literature from talented unpublished writers; experimental pieces Dead Beats The Beats are dead; long live Dead Beats, focused on bringing you the highest quality literature from talented unpublished writers. We are happy to receive submissions from everyone, regardless of experience -poems, short stories (max. 2000 words), experimental pieces and reviews, the best of which we will publish on the site. If you would like to submit some of your work please send it in the body of an email to: deadbeats@live.co.uk. We aim to reply to all emails, though this may take some time given the number of submissions we receive. Read the guidelines.
Wants stuff from people over 60 Wit and Wisdom of the Sages Have insightful stories you’d like to share? Great Depression/ WW2/ Vietnam era? Seeking narratives up to 3,500 words. Send manuscripts, or for guidelines email jnjscher@yahoo.com.
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Ongoing submissions
Rolling submissions year-round Holler Box All submissions are completely free. You may submit in multiple genres. If so, send a separate submission per genre. If your submission does not get accepted you may continue to submit, we encourage it. Read the guidelines here.
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Destinations for your work
Note: do your due diligence. Read it all carefully. Full submission info here Wants poems – one a week Coastal Spectator A new arts-based review and commentary site operating independently out of the U. Vic. We want to publish, on our home site, one new poem each week for a year, so if you have a new piece of work -- that is a haiku or up to 25 lines long -- do submit. Read all about it here. Wants “gutsy narratives” Pithead Chapel We’re looking for engaging stories told in honest voices. Most of all, we want to feel something. We want to reach the last word and immediately crave more. We want your work to leave a brilliant bruise. Send us your gutsiest narrative and we’ll do our best to get your voice heard. Submission guidelines here.
Wants creative nonfic 1966 An online journal of creative nonfiction, seeks pieces of literary nonfiction with a research component—anything from immersion memoir to nature writing to reportage to travel writing to—? Guidelines here. Wants text and audio Escape Pod is a science fiction market. Publishes in both text and audio; you are offering both of those onetime and archival rights to us when you send us your story. Our mandate is fun. We are fairly flexible on what counts as “science” We welcome submissions from writers of all backgrounds. We are especially interested in seeing more submissions from people of backgrounds that have been historically underrepresented or excluded from traditional SF publishing, including, but not limited to, women, people of color, LGBTQ or non-binary gender people, persons with disabilities, members of religious minorities, and people from outside the U.S. Guidelines here.
Wants women’s personal essays Changes in Life A monthly online newsletter is seeking personal essays from women of all ages. New writers are encouraged to submit their work. Read the guidelines. They only publish Canadian writers Signature Editions What we do and don't publish: Look through the titles on our website and you'll get a pretty good idea of the kinds of books we're interested in. Where to send your manuscript: We do not accept submissions by fax or email, and do not discuss concepts over the phone. Fiction, nonfiction, poetry and drama - check website for submission guidelines. Wants prose and poetry The Evening Street Review The ESR is centered on the belief that all men and women are created equal. Reads poetry & prose submissions year-round. Replies in 3 months or less. Sometimes includes comments. Send 4–6 poems or 1–2 prose piece. 7652 Sawmill Rd., #352, Dublin, OH 43016 or editor@eveningstreetpress.com. Read more about contests and guidelines here. Wants original words and New Age art Subterranean Blue Poetry is an Internet Poetry and Art Publishing Café. We thrive on new original words and New Age art. All poets and their poetry are welcome and we are especially looking for homegrown poets from the Canadian First Nations/American Indian community; Quebec; small town Canada; international poets and anyone who was ever considered “the other.” New Age art offerings are for the masthead of each issue. Read all info here. Wants short stories, poetry and performance writing: Regime magazine Not only do they want your work but they offer that you can tack $20 on your submission and they’ll send
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you back a detailed one-page critique.
Wants fiction, nonfic – new voices Anderbo.com -- “Best New Online Literary Journal.” Publishes writers in fiction, creative nonfiction), and poetry. We’re always looking for new voices. We’ll also consider nonfiction features, short memoirs, novellas, published-book excerpts, photography, essays, and photo essays. Now in our 9th year. Read the guidelines.
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Freelance markets
Do you have a story to share or an idea we haven’t covered? Read the guidelines . Wants satirical commentary The Lapine We’re all about poking people and things that deserve to be poked. It is satirical commentary written by all kinds of people from here, there and darned near everywhere. The Lapine is not limited to just trending topics. Our writers will guffaw at anything really. We always welcome new writers, so send us your story idea or article. Minimum 150 words …300 tops. Guidelines here.
Wants concrete topics written by emerging and experienced writers in all genres The Writer magazine Our editors are interested in query letters on concrete topics written by emerging and experienced writers in all genres. We are looking for clear takeaway for our readers: What can they learn to improve their writing or advance their careers? What how-to tips and strategies will accomplish this? Read the guidelines and the magazine.
Pays up to 50 cents/word. Guidelines here.
Publishers Wants science fiction book manuscripts DAW Books (associated with Penguin) was the first publishing company ever devoted exclusively to science fiction and fantasy. Now more than 30 years and more than a thousand titles later, DAW has a well-deserved reputation for discovering and publishing the hottest talents in the industry. Accepts unsolicited submissions of science fiction and fantasy novels. A literary agent is not required for submission. We do not publish short stories, short story collections, novellas, or poetry. The average length of the novels we publish varies, but is almost never fewer than 80,000 words. More information here.
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We’re always on the lookout for fun, unique ideas for earning, saving or investing money. We’d love to hear your personal experience, especially if you can share detailed numbers, strategies and advice.
Canada’s History Publishes wellwritten, wellresearched, and informative articles about Canadian history that focus on all parts of the country and all areas of human activity. Subject matter covers the whole range of Canadian history, from social history, politics, exploration, discovery and settlement, to aboriginal peoples, war, culture, business and trade. Articles run various lengths: long features (from 1,500 to 3,000 words) that provide an in-depth look at an event, person, or era; short features (from 600 to 1,200 words) that provide a more narrow focus.
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Wants unique ideas for earning, saving or investing money The Penny Hoarder
workshops
Deep Story Design events Tentatively scheduled for Jan 20, 2018
Plot on the Spot & Time to Write 10 am to 5 pm - $95 At 938 Howe Street, Vancouver Alliance for Arts Board Room
Marlene Schiwy The Tuesday Morning Wild Women Writing Circle Jan. 23 to April 24 10 am - 12:30 pm (10-3 on the last day)
The Sixth Annual Spring Writing Retreat: Writing the Body, Dancing the Soul
A day to write and plot. Most writers struggle with plot. It can be the most labour intensive part of the writing process, and the one that keeps us returning to the drawing board over and over to make the story better (or even workable). This day will be devoted to developing the plot for the story you’re working on. Come prepared to apply special exercises to your work in progress. There will be lots of time to write. Email to register: deepstorydesign@gmail.com
March 12-16 - Loon Lake Retreat Centre Tentatively scheduled for Jan 14, 2018
There was something purely magical about the week and although I can't promise snow in March 2018, I can promise you that something magical will happen More description and registration information on the website: marleneschiwy.com
At 938 Howe Street, Vancouver – Alliance for Arts Board Room 2 to 5 pm - $50 We know that characters are meant to grow and change in a story, but how and when does that happen? In this hands-on workshop, you'll begin to design your character’s “arc” — that personal journey of transformation that lends meaning to narrative. As you explore your character’s outer desire and inner need within the context of beliefs and values, a map of growth will emerge that will guide your unfolding story. San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
Creating Compelling Characters, Crafting Your Character's Arc, & Deep Story Design Intro Offered during the San Miguel Writers Conference Feb 14 to 18, 2018
More info: deepstorydesign.com
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During this year's March Retreat we wrote in perfect stillness with the fireplace aglow and huge snowflakes drifting thickly onto the ground.
Crafting Your Character’s Arc
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If the idea of gathering in a small group of soulful women in a beautiful environment to devote time to your writing appeals to you, come and join us for Writing the Body, Dancing the Soul, a week of rejuvenation, inspiration, deep sharing, and delicious food. Early registration extends until December 31st.
Calls for submissions
VPL’s poster
VPL’s Indie Collection (self-pub and e-books) Hello Grind Writers, I am getting in touch with groups like yours to let them know that the Vancouver Public Library’s Indie Author Collection is growing again. If you haven’t already heard, it is a print and ebook collection of self-published work from, or about, the Vancouver area. This collection promotes local books that might not be available in the traditional ways, both to increase awareness of our writers and to increase the selection for our readers. We’re putting out a second call for submissions and we’d love if you or some of your members had work they’d like to submit. All the details (criteria, how to submit, FAQs...) can be found here:
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Best…….. Ryan Ryan O'Neill, Digital Collections Librarian Vancouver Public Library Ryan.O'Neill@vpl.ca
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If you have any questions about the collection, or how the library supports new writers, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with me. Thanks so much for your time.
Other writers groups Heritage Writers Group – New West
Ruth at ancient Corinth site, Greece
facilitated by Ruth Kozak, travel writer and historical fiction author 10am to noon on Mondays At the Heritage Grill - by the Columbia Skytrain station $5. drop-in. "Write From the Heart" Memoirs, fiction/ nonfiction/poetry. Everyone welcome. Check out their group page on Facebook - "Heritage Writers" (formerly Waves Writers). Ruth writes: "People bring in copies of their work and we do some critiquing. I usually give prompts for each week in case you don't have anything to write and we do 10-minute timed writings from prompts in sessions.
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"Group size varies - anywhere from 8 to 10 people who come but not every week as it's a drop-in. Usually at least about 6 there. Meet in the restaurant part but if it gets busy (which it usually doesn't) we move to back room."
Free write rules Set a timer for 15 mins. Start writing whatever comes to mind looking at the photograph Full speed ahead: no stopping or going back. No editing while you write. Edit later. Breathe. Start.
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photo: Margo Lamont
Ryul (l) and Eddie (r), owners of the newly renovated Aperture Coffee House where we meet. photo: Margo Lamont
The Grind Writers Group (since 2006) Email: grindwriters@gmail.com Blog: Grind Writers Writing Magazines: Grind Writers News Wordworks magazine
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Š Margo Lamont