The Write Project
Discussions between bestselling author Matthew LeDrew and a variety of other authors from Newfoundland and beyond, with backgrounds in a variety of genres and styles. Get to the heart of the stories behind the stories, and find out what makes authors tick.
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Interview with Brad Dunne, head of fiction submissions at Engen Books! | The Write Project
Brad Dunne is a freelance writer and editor from St. John’s, Newfoundland. He began his writing career as an intern at The Walrus magazine and has published journalism and essays in publications such as Maisonneuve, The Canadian Encyclopedia, and Herizons. His short fiction has been featured in In/Words, Acta Victorian
Readers a voracious. Most publishers don"t realize this. Publishers are not in competition with each other. What they"re in competition with is a void. An absence of books to read in the same line as what the fan just read. So we asked some of Newfoundland"s top authors: if you"re a fan of their work, what should you r
RHEA ROLLMANN and FIVE OTHER INDUSTRY PROS AND ACTORS break down the movies they'd like made! | The Write Project
As much as we all love reading, there"s something about a good movie adaptation. Sitting in the theatre and seeing your favorite book come to life just the way you imagined it, knowing other people imagined it just the same way? Marvelous. These six authors pick their picks for adaptation on today"s Write Project! Feat
Katie Berry is a Canadian Author of Thrillers. Born and raised in Ottawa, Ontario, Katie moved west to British Columbia during a family migration that occurred during the later-half of the 20th century. A longtime writer and voracious reader, Katie enjoys a variety of creative and recreational activities when she"s not
Brad Dunne is a freelance writer and editor from St. John’s, Newfoundland. He began his writing career as an intern at The Walrus magazine and has published journalism and essays in publications such as Maisonneuve, The Canadian Encyclopedia, and Herizons. His short fiction has been featured in In/Words, Acta Victorian
May 7-10 at 8:00 PM May 11 at 2:00 PM Relaxed performance with Live Audio Description and Closed Captioning available Livestream May 10 opens at 7:45PM, show starts at 8:00PM General: $39.50 Student/Senior/Artist: $34.50 Community: $19.50 Livestream: $17.75 There’s Nothing You Can Do explores a group of recently reconn