Protected: January Webinar Recording: How to Write Winning Applications for Writer Residencies and Grants
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Protected: CNFC Member Book Launch Recording
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Protected: Writing Partnerships: Find Your Perfect Match
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Protected: Darryl Whetter: From Hermit Crabs to Talking Skeletons: Playing with Form in CNF Webinar
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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
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Protected: 2020 AGM Information Package
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Missed our 2018 conference? Watch exclusive recordings of the Al-Solaylee Keynote Address and Maracle-Talaga Conversation
Video recordings from the 2018 CNFC 14th Annual Writing True Conference, Emmanuel Colllege of Victoria University at the University of Toronto. Kamal Al-Solaylee’s Keynote Address, delivered the keynote presentation on Friday, May 4, 2018. In Conversation with Lee Maracle and Tanya Talaga, Saturday, May 5, 2018.
Miss the 2017 conference? Watch exclusive video footage of our two morning sessions
Deborah Campbell delivered the keynote presentation on May 6, 2017. Following that, Joy Kogawa was in conversation with Hal Wake.
Listen to “Who’s Afraid of the Personal Essay” workshop with Andreas Schroeder
On May 6, 2017, CNFC founding member Andreas Schroeder gave a much-anticipated workshop about the personal essay as part of the organization’s annual conference. An audio recording of this workshop is now available for all CNFC members. Workshop description: The personal essay is one of the most flexible forms in creative nonfiction. It can include elements of every other genre there is. It can be lyrical, rhetorical, formal, or informal. Its apparent looseness (“a sally through a mazy mind,” as…
