Call 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, 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 — Our first-ever Max Margles Resident, Tracey Waddleton, writes
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
Read more