2021 Contest Longlist Announced!
The Creative Nonfiction Collective Society and The Humber Literary Review are pleased to announce the long list for this year’s creative nonfiction contest.
Book Review: Betsy Warland, Lost Lagoon/ lost in thought
Betsy Warland, Lost Lagoon/ lost in thought (Halfmoon Bay, BC: Caitlin Press, 2020). Paperbound, 86 pp., $20.00 By Susan Olding In February, 2020, a month before the pandemic upended the ordinary patterns of many people’s lives, Betsy Warland took me for a stroll around Lost Lagoon, in Vancouver’s Stanley Park. I had walked there before, alone and with other friends. I knew where the herons liked to stand and wait for their prey. I’d seen the mallards and Canada Geese…
Protected: CNFC Webinar Series: Body & Soul: Writing About Spirituality with Susan Scott
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Protected: CNFC Webinar Series: Writing About Mental Health with Eufemia Fantetti and Lenore Rowntree
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The Road to a Book, Part Three
The third and final part of Beth Kaplan’s three-part series of essays focused on the writing and publishing of her new memoir, Loose Woman: my odyssey from lost to found
Protected: CNFC Webinar Series: Member Book Launch with Betsy Warland
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The Road to a Book, Part Two
Part 2 of Beth Kaplan’s three-part series of essays focused on the writing and publishing of her new memoir, Loose Woman: my odyssey from lost to found
Meet Nabila Huq, Member-at-large
In this interview, Lesley Buxton introduces Nabila Huq, new CNFC board Member-at-large.
The Road to a Book, Part One
Part 1 of Beth Kaplan’s three-part series of essays focused on the writing and publishing of her new memoir, Loose Woman: my odyssey from lost to found