Call for Proposals: StoryScaping Workshops
The Quebec Writers’ Federation is looking for new workshops and facilitators for our StoryScaping 2025-2026 program. Deadline: March 2, 11:59 pm ET.
Read moreThe 2025 Writers in the Community Pyramid Campaign is on!
The Writers in the Community program has a powerful impact on young people’s lives. Help make a difference by donating to the 2025 Pyramid Campaign today. The campaign ends May 2, 2025.
Read moreFive Questions for: H. Nigel Thomas
H. Nigel Thomas is QWF’s latest featured member. Read our interview with him about his latest book, A Different Hurricane, and other subjects.
Read moreAnnouncing: The 2025 QWF Mentorship Pairs
Meet the QWF Mentorship Program’s 2025 cohort!
Read moreChronicling the Days: Dispatches from a Pandemic—Now 50% Off
Guernica Editions is offering Chronicling The Days: Dispatches From a Pandemic for sale at a 50% discount on the cover price.
Read moreWinter-Spring 2025 Workshops: Now Open for Registration!
Our Fall 2024 writing workshops are now open for registration!
Read moreFive Questions for: Christopher DiRaddo
QWF’s latest featured member is Christopher DiRaddo, author of the novels The Family Way (2021), shortlisted for the F.G Bressani Literary Prize; and The Geography of Pluto (2014) and the recipient of the 2024 Judy Mappin Community Award.
Read moreDispatches from Ireland by Aimee Wall, Part Two
In October, Aimee Wall boarded a plane to spend three weeks at the Tyrone Guthrie Centre in Annaghmakerrig, Ireland, as the 2024 Max Margles Writer in Residence. Here is the second and last of her dispatches.
Read moreCTV News: “Literary gala highlights Quebec’s thriving English writing culture”
CTV Montreal ran a feature about QWF and Quebec’s English-language literary community. Watch on CTV News: https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/literary-gala-highlights-quebec-s-thriving-english-writing-culture-1.7112821
Read moreDispatches from Ireland by Aimee Wall, Part One
In October, Aimee Wall boarded a plane to spend three weeks at the Tyrone Guthrie Centre in Annaghmakerrig, Ireland, as the 2024 Max Margles Writer in Residence. Here is part one of of two of her dispatches.
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