PDF Downloads for the 2022 WGA Shifting Creative Gears Conference
For those attending my sessions on June 4th, here are the PDFs. (This is an optional handout for you, you don’t have to download or have it with you for the session.
TAKING THE MYSTERY OUT OF (WRITING) HISTORY – June 4th, 10:00 AM – 11:15 AM, Stanley Milner Library & Streamed Online.
WGA 2022_History
COPYRIGHT – WHAT WRITERS NEED TO KNOW – June 4th, 3:15 PM – 4:30 PM, Online (Zoom)
WGA_Copyright – What Writers Need to Know
My interview with Authority Magazine
It was a delight to chat with Kristin about how I built my career and share tips/tricks other authors might find useful. Click here for the interview.
Early Morning Traffic Jam 🥰
My Running Press interview about THE SIGNS AND WONDERS OF TUNA RASHAD
What I learned about life from writing Tuna and how my Guyanese heritage informed my style of story-telling. https://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/natasha-deen/the-signs-and-wonders-of-tuna-rashad/9780762478682/
Goodreads Give-away for THE SIGNS AND WONDERS OF TUNA RASHAD
To celebrate the release of The Signs and Wonders of Tuna Rashad, Running Press Kids is having a Goodreads Giveaway. Head to https://www.goodreads.com/giveaway/show/345696-the-signs-and-wonders-of-tuna-rashad for your chance to win a copy of Tuna’s story!
Construction of a Story Arc
Getting from the beginning to the end. What makes a good story and what makes a strong narrative arc? Join 2020 Danuta Gleed Award Winner Jack Wang and Finalists Frances Boyle and Sidura Ludwig for a discussion about the construction of a short story arc. Moderated by award-winning author Natasha Deen, this webinar runs 60 minutes including a Q&A period.
TWUC members who are unable to attend will have access to a recording of the webinar for 30 days. Non-member ticket buyers will have access for 48 hours.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/construction-of-a-story-arc-registration-332135665717
PDF FOr LitCon Session
May the Fourth Be With You! (Also, BIPOC Mentorship Applications are Open!)
The Writers’ Union of Canada and the League of Canadian Poets are pleased to host their mentorship conference this fall. BIPOC Writers Connect: Facilitating Mentorship, Creating Community is an opportunity for Black, Indigenous, and racialized writers to connect with industry professionals and established authors. Writers who have had a minimum of one published piece of writing (e.g. an article or short story in an online newspaper, school paper, or magazine), and who currently have a work-in-progress (fiction, nonfiction, or poetry) are invited to submit an application for manuscript evaluation before Friday, July 8 at 11:59PM Pacific Time.
MTLYA Festival!
Join me and my fellow panelists on Sunday May 1, 2022 at 11:30 AM (ET) for a discussion on writing contemporary stories! Head to https://www.mtlyafest.com/lineup-2022 to register and for full information on the other amazing sessions!
Thanks for the laughs!
Much thanks to CBC and the Chronicle Herald for the wonderful coverage of The Funny Pages Festival!
Click “CBC Piece” to view the video
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