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What's New (EX)CITE a new literary journal in 2001.
For new and established voices of fiction & poetry. We are currently accepting submissions for the first issue.
edgy/kissable/contemporary/intelligent/trendy/eclectic
Stay tuned for more information soon.
CHAPBOOK LAUNCH A SUCCESS!
ONE THOUGHT TOO MANY by poet Jessie Evans was launched in October. The event was attended by an eclectic gathering of musicians, artists, writers, and friends. The chapbook was well celebrated and received by those who came to share in its success. Order directly from publisher
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WRITERS IN SCHOOLS
CEGEP Champlain College in Quebec has been using SEVEN WAVES within several of it's Canadian Literature courses. Authors featured in the anthology visited classes to talk about their work and the writing process. If you are interested in having authors visit your school, please contact Morgaine House and we will be glad to connect you to them. |
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YOUNG AUTHORS WRITING WORKSHOP
TEN VOICES is the outcome of a Young Author's Workshop held at Valois Park Elementary School in Pointe Claire, Quebec and taught by writer Mary Gurekas of Morgaine House. Children worked on their writing process, developing word power, personal editing skills, plot,and character development. In poetry they explored free-verse and Haiku. TEN VOICES has captured the spirit of a writer and the spirit of the child all in one book. Ideal as a teaching tool for in-class workshops or as a model for extra-curricular programming. Available directly from publisher.
The Ten Voices are:
Christina Alarie, Jennifer Bradley,
Benjamin Cardilli, Julian Cargnello
Kayla Clark, Caitlin Gordon
James Johnson, Arthur Kerr
Jamie Lee Nigelsky, Amanda Shubert
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AUTHOR INFORMATION
Claudia Morrison has won the League of Canadian Poets Chapbook Contest - to be launched in Halifax, N.S. in May 2000.
She has completed her second novel Witness at The Gates and is currently seeking a publisher.
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Author Information
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The Small Publishers Group.
This group was formed in the summer of 1993 in order to band together small presses and share knowledge and ideas about publicity, distribution, and marketing of books. Members exchange information about aspects of their work, bring in publicists, distributors, book sellers, media persons, etc. to address them at monthly meetings. The group produces an annual catalogue, hold group book launches, readings & sales.
If you are interested in joining the group as a publisher, or wish to have further information contact the chairperson:
John Ashley Sheltus. cp.jas.rm@acbm.qc.ca
Members of The Small Publishers Group include:
Alter Ego Editions
Chantecler Press
Classic Quest Press
Empyreal Press
Galleon Press
Morgaine House
Sheltus & Picard, Inc.
Shoreline
Trebor Publishing Commpany |
Other Small Presses for your Interest
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