Meet CNFC member Rachel Rose
CNCF board member Lesley Buxton interviewed Rachel about writing in different forms, teaching, and her recent book crush.
Protected: Darryl Whetter: From Hermit Crabs to Talking Skeletons: Playing with Form in CNF Webinar
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A Mentor, a Mentee, and a Beautiful Residency
In our latest blog post, CNCF member, Sandra Phinney, and Board Member, Darryl Whetter discuss the importance of mentorship.
Congratulations to the winner of the 2021 CNFC/HLR Nonfiction Contest
The Creative Nonfiction Collective Society and The Humber Literary Review are pleased to announce the winner for this year’s creative nonfiction contest.
Meet the 2021 Contest Shortlist!
The Creative Nonfiction Collective Society and The Humber Literary Review are pleased to announce the 2021 contest short list. Congratulations to the finalists!
Protected: CNFC Conference Recordings
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2021 AGM Minutes Available
Attached are the 2021 AGM minutes. Thank you to everyone who was able to join us! 2021AGM_Minutes
Protected: 2021 AGM Package Available
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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…