Fireside Chat with a Literary Agent
Join us for an insider’s look at the publishing world. WCYR Chair Tali Shammas sits down with literary agent Lauren Khan of FinePrint Literary Management for a candid fireside conversation […]
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Focus on Fiction – Write That Story
Writing to prompts geared toward enlivening your imagination, we will write fictional characters and scenes. You will practice using stories from your life and from your imagination to create engaging […]
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Deep Dive into Deep Point of View
Like actors, authors need to get into character. Learn the tricks that deepen your point-of-view narrator so that readers feel like they are right in the action and not watching […]
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Adoption Galaxy Session
Virtual Event OnlineHello writers! (If you write, you are a writer) Happy New Year. We are excited to invite you to join us for some writing sessions on Zoom over the winter. […]
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Writing on the Topic of Death
Virtual Event OnlineWe will write a few short pieces from our unique perspectives using prompts that resonate with us. We will reflect on our feelings, memories and experiences. Please note that these […]
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Indigo Consignment Program Information Session
Virtual Event OnlineThis presentation on consignment sales at Indigo will be of interest to anyone who would like to sell their published books through Indigo or host an author table at a […]
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Adoption Galaxy Session
Virtual Event OnlineHello writers! (If you write, you are a writer) Happy New Year. We are excited to invite you to join us for some writing sessions on Zoom over the winter. […]
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What It Means To Show and Not Tell
Virtual Event OnlineWhat is meant by “showing” versus “telling” and how can you tell the difference? Is it ever okay to “tell?” Is there such a thing as showing too much? Explore these important […]
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“What If” Factor: Draw Your Reader in by Increasing Tension & Raising the Stakes
Taylor’s Funeral Home 524 Davis Drive, Newmarket, Ontario, CanadaNo matter what genre of fiction you write, even creative non-fiction & memoir, the goal is to keep your reader turning the page. How do we do that? By adding […]
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Inside the Character’s Mind: Mastering First- and Third-Person Limited Point of View
Richmond Hill Public Library 1 Atkinson Street, Richmond Hill, Ontario, CanadaWriting in either first person or third person limited point of view allows authors to create a strong emotional connection between the reader and the character. Both points of view offer direct access to the narrator’s inner thoughts, feelings, and biases, often resulting in a more intimate and subjective experience. Both perspectives require careful attention […]