Hello, Brian.
My latest YA novel, Hope's Journey, has just been named a "Best Book
of Kids & Teens" by the Canadian Children's Book Centre.
And the Hamilton Public Library Book Club has my short story collection, Scattered
Light, on their reading list for
2016 – 17.
All the best,
Jean Rae Baxter
Note: Hope's Journey is available through Ronsdale Press here, and Scattered Light is available from Seraphim Editions here.
Hi, Brian.
Wouldn't miss Quick Brown Fox for all the journals looking for
submissions.
You asked about where people are getting published…. I just heard from
Alanna Rusnak, editor of the new Blank Spaces literary
magazine which you featured recently and she has accepted two pieces of mine, a
book review of Moonlight Over Paris and my poem, Attenti
Ai Gatti.
I have a piece coming out in More of Our Canada, July
2016 issue called Summer at the Sandbanks.
And I’ve won third prize in the James McIntyre poetry contest!
Thanks again for writers helping writers.
Gail Murray
For information about submitting to Blank
Spaces, see here,
for Our Canada, see here,
and for the fabulous and free James McIntyre annual poetry contest, see here.
Hi, Brian.
I just wanted to let you know that a story I started in your workshop as the “fortune cookie” exercise is going to be up on Near to the Knuckle soon (it's my second story going to them) and I have a few more going up on Yellow Mama starting this summer (I'll send links when they're up).
I just wanted to let you know that a story I started in your workshop as the “fortune cookie” exercise is going to be up on Near to the Knuckle soon (it's my second story going to them) and I have a few more going up on Yellow Mama starting this summer (I'll send links when they're up).
Thanks again for
all your advice & see you at the next workshop!
Angela Michalak
Hi, Brian.
For information on submitting to CommuterLit, see here. |
You said you
liked to hear when your students were getting published. Well, it ain't much,
but... My little spider story, the one you edited after the Guelph workshop,
the day of the big 401 accident, is on CommuterLit.com.
Thanks for
your help!
Alice Carey
Read Alice’s
story, “A Close Thing,” here.
Hello, Brian.
this summer
CommuterLit is posting a few of my poems. Hope you enjoy it and the other
offerings of this fine site! Have a great summer,
Bieke
Read Bieke’s
poems, “My Brother and I” and “War” here.
Writer to Writer
Hi,
Looking for beta readers to review an upmarket romantic
suspense novel, with time travel into historical era. I have attended
several of Brian Henry's classes and workshops and would willing reciprocate
the favour.
Karen MacDougall
Hi,
My
co-author Manuel Palomo and I have completed our manuscript, and we’re looking
for beta readers. Titled "Class Action," the manuscript has
been professionally edited and corrected, and a literary agent has
expressed interest in receiving the finished manuscript.
Before we
send it to the agent we wish to have the manuscript read by one or more beta
readers ... serious writers and readers who are not known to the authors. We
want to get a reaction from beta readers about the impact and
readability of the book.
We will be
happy provide a similar beta reading service to our beta readers.
Regards,
Ted Wolfe
See Brian Henry’s schedule here, including
writing workshops and creative writing courses in Algonquin
Park, Bolton, Barrie, Brampton, Burlington, Caledon, Georgetown,
Guelph, Hamilton, Ingersoll, Kingston, Kitchener, London, Midland, Mississauga,
Newmarket, Orillia, Oakville, Ottawa, Peterborough, St. Catharines, St. John,
NB, Sudbury, Thessalon, Toronto, Windsor, Halton, Ingersoll,
Kitchener-Waterloo, Muskoka, Peel, Simcoe, York, the GTA, Ontario and beyond.
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