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Hi everyone, my name is Audrey and I’m thrilled to be the QWF’s Communications Assistant for the summer. I’m an illustrator, scriptwriter and visual storyteller with a degree in Film Animation from Concordia University. My main areas of interest include … More info Read more Continue reading
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Learn moreA short interview with the First Prize winner of the 2018 QWF Prize for Young Writers, Emily Crompton. To find out more about the 2019 QWF Prize for Young Writers, including how to apply, see our Submittable page. The deadline … More info Read more Continue reading
Paige Cooper edits fiction for Cosmonauts Avenue. Her first book, Zolitude (Biblioasis), was longlisted for the Scotiabank Giller Prize, shortlisted for the Governor General’s Literary Award for Fiction, and won the Concordia University First Book Prize. She lives in … More info Read more
learn MoreThanks so much for making this lovely day happen. It was really amazing to visit the classes, work with great teachers and facilitators and be part of Turtle Island Reads 2019. It also got me reading the book that I’d had on my bedside table a bit too long.
Larissa Andrusyshyn
The Writers in CEGEPs program sends established English-language Quebec writers into CEGEP classrooms to promote language-arts skills and an appreciation of literature. Financed by the Ministry of Culture and Communications, the program targets both public and private CEGEPs, and is designed primarily for students enrolled in English literature courses.
Learn moreThis writing residency, which runs from January to June, is open to any QWF Member – both emerging and established writers – in the Greater Montreal area.
Learn moreQWF’s online literary journal founded in 2004 by members of a Quebec Writers’ Federation workshop.
Read carte blancheMonthly essay series, run by the Quebec Writers’ Federation. The column provides an arena for writers to share and discuss ideas, experiences and opinions relevant to our unique writing community.
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