Betsy Warland will judge The Malahat Review‘s 2017 Open Season Awards in the creative nonfiction category.
The Open Season Awards offer a grand total of $4500 in prize money in three categories: poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction.
Betsy Warland will judge The Malahat Review‘s 2017 Open Season Awards in the creative nonfiction category.
The Open Season Awards offer a grand total of $4500 in prize money in three categories: poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction.
Congratulations to VMI Fiction mentor Claudia Casper, who has won the Philip K. Dick Award for her novel The Mercy Journals.
This prestigious prize is awarded yearly to a distinguished science fiction work published in paperback in the US.
Join us for our Vancouver Manuscript Intensive celebratory public reading of prose and poetry on June 4th from 3-5pm at the Havana Cafe Theatre (on 1212 Commercial Drive).
Doors open at 2:40.
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Vancouver Manuscript Intensive is an in-depth one-to-one mentorship program that pairs you with a professional author to develop your manuscript to its fullest potential. The next six-month session begins in January 2017, and the deadline for application is November 21, 2016–this coming Monday.
Read Local BC is a series of dynamic events organized by the BC Association of Book Publishers to promote local authors, book sellers, libraries and publishers throughout the province. If you live in Vancouver, you won’t want to miss two fantastic events featuring VMI faculty and alumni.
Dear Writers,
What’s your New Year’s resolution for 2017?
I know, I know–you haven’t even bought your Halloween candy yet, so why am I pestering you about a holiday that’s more than four months away?
Dear Writers,
We have some great news: Evelyn Lau, acclaimed author of twelve books, has joined Vancouver Manuscript Intensive as our new poetry and creative non-fiction mentor. We’re very excited to offer you the opportunity to work with this award-winning author.
Hello to all those planning to attend the reading by Vancouver Manuscript Intensive grads this Sunday, June 5th: there has been a location change. The new details of the reading are as follows:
*NEW location*: Lower Level of the Britannia Library, 1661 Napier Street.