Write Here Write Now

04/26/2023

✒️WHWN — Good news for unpunctual writers: the deadline for submitting material to our upcoming anthology of poetry and short prose has been extended. Find out more here.

04/07/2023

Looking for the coordinates for April's Write Here, Write Now events? Look no further.

03/06/2023

✒️Read all about what's new at Write Here, Write Now this March.

Welcome to another month of Write Here, Write Now. You will find the coordinates for March’s workshops below. Of special note is the start of a new BULLA project: a three-part series on caregiving. We hope you can join us.

01/26/2023

✒️WHWN — February Workshop Coordinates -

Did you know that creative writing pairs well with your favourite hot beverage? Our workshops are scientifically designed to get you through the coldest stretches of Canadian winter. Really truly. We’d share our data, but it’s classified.

01/17/2023

✒️WHWN — Anthology Competition Launch & Submission Guidelines -

In our last newsletter, we announced a new anthology project. We are now thrilled to share more details—and to invite you to the launch of the competition.

01/09/2023

A brand new season of Write Here, Write Now is here. Find out more about free creative writing workshops brought to you by Bishop's University Lifelong Learning Academy.
✒️WHWN — January Workshop Coordinates ❄ -

It’s a brand new season of Write Here, Write Now and your friendly neighbourhood facilitators couldn’t be more excited to present their new crop of workshops.

07/20/2022

Hello friends and colleagues, Wade Lynch here. I am reaching out to y… Wade Lynch needs your support for Help Justin (Zhijun) recover from cancer surgery

06/28/2022

"In 2018, the National Film Board of Canada launched Indigenous cinema, an extensive online library of over 200 films by Indigenous directors — part of a Indigenous Action Plan to "redefine" the NFB's relationship with Indigenous peoples."

Indigenous filmmakers and curators share their must-see recommendations from the National Film Board's catalogue of hundreds of films.

05/12/2022

Do you feel there is an issue with the way we speak to older people? What if there was a way to improve older people’s memory?

Written by Merril Swain and Marina Engleking, this production is a collaboration between Bishop's University's Psychology, Drama, and Knowledge Mobilization programs. The play is based on Dr. Swain's research into the practice of languaging, using conversation to promote memory and language recovery for senior adults with mild cognitive impairment. Experience professional theatre and learn how to improve older people’s communication skills.

Both performances are free, approximately forty minutes long, and will include a brief Q&A. Seating is limited. Reserve at https://lepointdevente.com/?q=Talking%20&locality=2238&radius=100

04/20/2022

A game of poetry and animated exploration across the land.

04/07/2022

Indigo - As I’m walking on West Cliff Drive, a man runs

04/07/2022

I look at the world