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  • Whistler Independent Book Awards

    Virtual Event Online

    The 2026 WIBAs ARE NOW OPEN FOR SUBMISSIONS! Since 2016, the Whistler Independent Book Awards have proudly recognized excellence in Canadian self-publishing. To mark the beginning of our second decade, […]

  • Timeless Tales VI: The Cradle, The Altar, and The Grave

    Virtual Event Online

    Timeless Tales is an annual all-ages writing contest presented by Arts Society King and the King Heritage & Cultural Centre. Submissions are welcome from writers living in York, Simcoe, and Peel regions. There is no entry fee. For complete details, rules, registration forms and contact information, please go to https://artssocietyking.ca/events/timeless-tales-vi-the-cradle-the-altar-and-the-grave/

  • Self-Publishing for New Authors

    Virtual Event Online

    Stepping into self-publishing means becoming both an author and a publisher, but what does that really mean? This workshop provides an essential overview of the publishing industry from a self-publisher’s […]

  • Adoption Galaxy Session

    Virtual Event Online

    Hello 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. […]

  • Portraits of Song: Creator Workshop with Champagne Weather

    Aurora Cultural Centre 50 Victoria Street, Aurora, Ontario, Canada

    Unleash your creativity at our free pop-up art table in Homeroom Galleries while Champagne Weather performs unplugged. All materials provided, and all are welcome! NOTE: dry media only. When: Saturday, […]

  • Writing on the Topic of Death

    Virtual Event Online

    We 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 […]

    $20.00

  • Let Eloquence But Speak: a presentation by Mark McAlister

    Richmond Hill Public Library 1 Atkinson Street, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada

    “When I met poet Langford Dixon in the 1970s, he opened my heart to the world of poetry and enchanted me with his wonderful speaking voice. Today, I am an […]

  • Inside the Character’s Mind: Mastering First and Third Person Limited POV

    Virtual Event Online

    Writing 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 […]