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This is what I search for, why I read. Books that most publishers won't touch, that most editors would have nightmares over, that aren't necessarily great books but reflect something that's uniquel... 
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Sheree Fitch speaks to Christine McLean about the impact of the Christmas stories we love
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2014 has been a great year at Fierce Ink Press. Here's what happened.
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Revisiting the fictitious world of her multi-award-winning novel, The Glory Wind, Valerie Sherrard’s latest story introduces readers to 12-year-old Bethany Anderson, whose differences make it difficult for her to fit in, and leave her ill-prepared to deal with the tragic events that are about to unfold in her world.
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The WFNB Mentorship Program pairs emerging writers with established professional writers to work in a one-on-one environment. This valuable collaboration offers emerging writers a chance to develop their skills in the craft and business of writing. The writers are matched on the basis of their specific genres. The meetings take place over five months, at two hours every two weeks, for a total meeting time of 20 hours. In addition, the mentor spends another 20 hours reviewing and advising upon the mentee’s work as it evolves.
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The first issue of the reborn Galleon is in fact the third overall issue so we've christened it Volume III. It contains the following multitudes: Poetry from Janet Barkhouse, Edward Lemond, ...
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SQ: Congratulations. Inheritance is an impressive, powerful first book. It feels quite unlike many Canadian first books in terms of craft, weight, and to some extent tone, if not concerns. Can you ...
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Reading and conversation with award-winning poet Jeramy Dodds, hosted by London poet and musician Andy McGuire. http://wordsfest.ca/
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What is it about life in this province that inspires so much beautiful art and culture? How does a preteen with a thirst for knowledge look at our efforts to strike a balance with the natural world...
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POETRY The Ends of the Earth, Jacqueline Turner (ECW) Monkey Soap, Glen Downie (Mansfield) Forge, Kevin McPherson Eckhoff (Invisible) The Sea with No One in it, Niki Koulouris (Porcupine's Quill) Liquidities, Daphne Marlatt (Talon) Coping with Emotions and Otters, Dina Del Bucchia (Talonbooks) When This World Comes to an End, Kate Cayley (Brick) How Poetry Saved My Life, Amber Dawn (Arsenal Pulp) Knife Throwing Through Self-Hypnosis, Robin
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New Brunswick educator, writer, storyteller and performer, M. Anne Mitton has been named as Writer-in-Residence at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre in Fredericton, from January to March 2015. Mitton’s career has included a lifetime of service to New Brunswick learners through her work as a teacher, consultant and literacy specialist, as well as through multiple publications, including Inside Stories, a full anthology of short stories with Black Moss Press and the production of her play, Bad Water by Theatre New Brunswick and Giant Step Theatre Company.
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Elizabeth Copeland’s recently released book, Jazz (Quattro Books, Toronto), won the 2014 Ken Klonsky Novella Prize.
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The Mystery Shopping Cart: Essays on Poetry and Culture by Anita Lahey offers poetry reviews that stand up as pieces of art in their own right.
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Jeramy Dodds, Thursday, September 18, Memorial Hall, 8 pm Jeramy is Writer in Residence for 2014-2015 POETRY WEEKEND, Friday and Saturday, October 4-5, Memorial Hall, 11 am, 2pm, 8 pm Don McKay and Stevie Howell will be […]
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Goose Lane Editions celebrates its 60th anniversary and connection with UNB
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