The View From My Living Room—By Ariela Freedman
In April 2020, we invited writers in Quebec to submit a story of a single day during the strange, uneasy … Continue reading The View From My Living Room—By Ariela Freedman
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Writing on the Edge—By Lise Weil
Odette DesOrmeaux and Martine Huysmans, two members of the l’essentielle collective which also included Ariane Brunet and Harriet Ellenberger, 1988. Just over thirty … Continue reading Writing on the Edge—By Lise Weil
How Do I Research and Write About My Subject When There’s No Archive?—by Linda M. Morra
When perusing the scrapbook of a Canadian female writer and artist, I find a twig of cedar clipped to its … Continue reading How Do I Research and Write About My Subject When There’s No Archive?—by Linda M. Morra
Three-Legged History: Paul Almond on Researching Historical Fiction
By Paul Almond With an introduction by Barbara Burgess and David Stansfield On April 8, Paul Almond’s last book, The Inheritor, … Continue reading Three-Legged History: Paul Almond on Researching Historical Fiction
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