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A series of innovative writing workshops start at King's this fall. Three eight-week non-credit courses in fiction, non-fiction and journalism will run from mid-October to December and are open to everyone. [caption id="attachment_11921" align="alignleft" width="300"] Kim Pittaway has introduced three new non-credit writing workshops at King's for writers of all ages interested in fiction, nonfiction…
Thanks for having me here today to give this talk on Why I Write. I don't know why you write - I would love to know why you write, actually - that would be helpful to me to hear. I'm hoping you will tell me your Why during the time we have for questions and answers. I wrote this essay on the topic of what was asked of me: why I write. And hopefully this will be helpful to you or, at the very least, not boring to you and if it is? Well, this too shall pass.
Acclaimed editor Jordan Ginsberg has been named Editor-in-Residence for this year’s MFA in Creative Nonfiction summer residency. The residency will take place at King’s College in Halifax from August 5-17, 2019. Ginsberg is currently both the editorial director of Strange Light, a new Penguin Random House Canada book imprint, and also the editor-in-chief of Hazlitt,…
Join RC Shaw, Dean Jobb and Stephen Kimber as they share their experiences as nonfiction authors. They’ll offer thoughts and lessons learned on all aspects…
Do you have a book in you? If you have an idea for a nonfiction book, we can help you get it onto the page—and…
Decoding the News: Truth and consequences in the 2019 federal election The 2019 Joseph Howe Symposium The federal election is bringing mixed messages to our…