Call for Applications: The 2024 Max Margles Writing Residency
The third Max Margles Writing Residency in Ireland is now open for applications!
Deadline to apply: 5:00 pm EDT, Monday, April 22, 2024.
Read moreAnnouncing: The 2024 Max Margles Writing Residency
There are exciting developments afoot for The Max Margles Writing Residency in 2024!
Read moreDispatches from Ireland by Heather O’Neill, Part Two
In August, author Heather O’Neill boarded a plane to take up the 2023 Max Margles Writing Residency in Dublin. Here is Part Two of her story.
Read moreDispatches from Ireland by Heather O’Neill
I was recently in Jerusalem, where you can follow in the steps of Jesus. Here in Dublin, you can’t help but find yourself walking in the shadow of James Joyce. I have been to where he went to school, … More info Read more
Read moreThe 2023 Max Margles Writer in Residence is… Heather O’Neill!
The Quebec Writers’ Federation is delighted to announce that the 2023 Max Margles Writer in Residence is Heather O’Neill! The three-strong jury—Ardo Omer, author, critic, and Kids Coordinator for FOLD (Festival of Literary Diversity); Dermot Davis, Dublin-based playwright and … More info Read more
Read moreCall for Applications: The 2023 Max Margles Writing Residency
The second Max Margles Writing Residency in Dublin, Ireland, is now open for applications! The deadline to apply is 5:00pm, January 18, 2023. About the Max Margles Writing Residency In August 2022, after a two-year pandemic delay, we were … More info Read more
Read moreDispatches from Ireland by Tracey Waddleton, Part Two
On August 4, 2022, Tracey Waddleton boarded a plane to take up QWF’s inaugural Max Margles Writing Residency in Dublin. Here is the second part of her story.
Read moreDispatches from Ireland by Tracey Waddleton, Part One
On the 4th of August, I flew from Scotland to Dublin, Ireland, snapping photos of the changing landscape from my Aer Lingus window seat. My flight was delayed so what had promised to be a relaxed afternoon would now … More info Read more
Read moreJune Park wins the Max Margles Fiction Prize 2022
The Quebec Writers’ Federation is delighted to announce that the recipient of the first-ever Max Margles Fiction Prize is June Park. The prize is awarded to a writer of prose fiction who is a resident of Quebec and whose … More info Read more
Read moreThe Max Margles Fiction Prize
In February of 2022, the Max Margles Fiction Prize will be awarded to a writer of prose fiction who is a resident of Quebec and whose writing practice is primarily in English. The winner will receive $8,500. The award … More info Read more
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