Submit your reflections on time: what carries forward from the past, what we are living in the present, or what future might lie ahead. Entry submission opens 20 September 2026. Entry deadline is 20 November 2026. Entry fee: $20 WCYR/WCDR members and $25 for non-members Enter Today! Poetry (up to 48 lines) Flash Fiction (150-300 […]
Whether you are an experienced writer or just starting this workshop creates an atmosphere of exploration and validation in bringing your words to the page. A writer is someone who […]
Whether you have a story to tell about how love or heartbreak has impacted your life or want to sit back with a toasty drink and listen to the tales […]
From secret admirers and stolen moments to declarations of undying devotion, love letters have been making hearts flutter for centuries. In this hands-on workshop, we’ll take a look at the […]
This eight-week workshop will help you develop your video game writing portfolio. You will write elements for your portfolio, including: a brief scene in script format, character bio, lore entry, object description, and barks/NPC dialogue. At the end of the course, you will have a one-on-one meeting with Kim to discuss your portfolio and next […]
This workshop looks at the practical overlap between creative passion and market reality. Many writers start with a story they love, then only begin thinking about genre, audience, comparable titles, cover expectations, pricing, newsletters, and promotion after the book is finished. But those choices can affect whether a book finds an agent, a publisher, or […]
The Keswick Branch of Georgina Public Library is having a Local Authors Market on Saturday, 17 October 2026 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Save the date for our Local Authors Market! Authors can reserve a booth to connect with local readers and sell copies of their books. Keep an eye on our website and […]
This seven-week workshop teaches you the basics of screenwriting while you complete a short script. You will learn how to format your screenplay, create compelling characters, write effective dialogue, write scenes, and develop your plot. At the end of the course, you will have a one-on-one meeting with Kim to discuss your script and next […]
Once your book is published, you are running a small business. This workshop explores the practical, financial, and administrative responsibilities involved in publishing and selling books, helping authors understand the often-overlooked aspects and hidden costs of the business. This session examines: hiring freelancers tool subscriptions obtaining ISBNs publishing/distribution royalties bookkeeping: sales and expense recording income […]