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Writers’ Union of Canada
Join us on May 9 for our MNM with representatives from The Writers’ Union of Canada, exploring member benefits and TWUC’s approach to the growing role of AI in writing.
WCDR 30th Anniversary Celebration
Join us as we celebrate 30 years of writers supporting writers in our community and beyond. Current and past members, along with the public, are invited to an evening of readings from local writers, a members’ book sale, raffle prizes, complimentary refreshments, and more.
Masterclass – Rob Pirie
Fake it ’till you Make it: a presentation on Presentation
The Lost Ones
The Lost Ones, is an atmospheric speculative dark fantasy that explores truth and identity within a town of secrets. Set in the Victorian town of Ravenfell, three teens race to unravel their town’s surreal and mysterious history before Halloween, to avoid a sinister fate.
The Dream Whistle: Izzy’s Egyptian Adventure
Izzy is having the adventure of a lifetime!
With her older sister Haley, their Uncle Stan, and new friends – travel agent Dori and young Englishman Zack – Isabel Kintamani Anderfield, a 12 year old Canadian girl, is discovering the many wonders of Egypt.
Three Christmas Stories
Three Christmas Stories brings together three heartfelt holiday tales that explore family, second chances, and the unexpected magic of the season.
Yesterday’s Lies
Finding a dead body impaled on a tree thirty feet in the air would be enough to rattle anyone… But Matt Brennan isn’t rattled. He has other worries
His Majesty’s Sailor and the Girl in the Blue Coat
It is 1942 and the second world war is in its 3rd year. Dominic “Bommy” King is a helmsman aboard HMS Tuna with the submarine and crew being sent on ever-demanding war patrols. Starting in November 1942, with the submarine and her crew delivering 12 Royal Marines to 10 miles off the coast of France and their ever more dangerous War Patrols that include the sinking of 3 German U-boats while protecting the Arctic Convoys. For his outstanding courage, enterprise and skill he was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal by King George VI at Buckingham Palace.