The Centre for Creativity at King's University College

Teaching Excellence Awards Celebrate excellence in teaching at this year's Christopher Perrin Beatty Lecture.

Today at 1:30 p.m.!

A Reading with Shani Mootoo Award winning author Shani Mootoo will be reading an excerpt from her collection of books and poetry. Hosted by the Write Place.

https://www.kings.uwo.ca/about-kings/visitor-info/calendar-of-events/race-colonialism-and-the-refugee-crisis-a-conversation/?fbclid=IwAR2ZYzcW7r2BF8Z9Dm2sbWYndAeJTFtPdOphdrQIw5le4nZbd19g5mdLllg

Race, Colonialism and the Refugee Crisis: A conversation Join us for a conversation with author Gabriel Ndayishimiye.

The 2024 Bridge Prize is now open for submissions. The Bridge Prize is a biennial short story writing competition that awards over $10,000 in prizes to the winner and three finalists.

2024 Bridge Prize | University of Lethbridge 2024 Bridge Prize Celebrating short story fiction writing at the post-secondary level in Canada The Bridge Prize is presented by the School of Liberal Education at the University of Lethbridge. The Bridge Prize is a biennial short story writing competition that awards over $10,000 in prizes to the w...

The Alice Munro Short Story Contest!
Adult 1st prize: $1500 | Youth 1st prize: $500

Adult writers are age 19 years and older
Youth are up to 19 years of age on or before March 15, 2023

The winning entry will be the Canadian work of up to 2,500 words in the English language, fiction, written by an author not yet published in book format. Winners will be announced at the 2023 Festival with simultaneous media release.

https://www.alicemunrofestival.ca/shortstorycontest?utm_campaign=aedc2c13-e7e6-426d-8955-a7f6d79e1437&utm_source=so&utm_medium=mail&cid=c7ad2c7f-a75f-4839-b9d5-9ceac3ca0c7e

It’s World Hello Day! 👋
Say ‘Hello!’ in one of the many Indigenous languages spoken across Ontario. Bonjou! (Michif), Watchaye! (Cree), Shekoli! (Oneida), Shé:ko! (Mohawk), Boozhoo! (Ojibway), Atelihai (Inuktitut).

King's is one of the annual co-sponsors of the Writer in Residence program in the English Department at Western University. This year's Writer in Residence, January Rogers (Mohawk/Tuscarora, from Six Nations of the Grand River), is coming to King's to give a reading on Wednesday, Nov. 16th, at 11:30am in Vitali Lounge. The event is being organized by The Write Place.