Henry Chow and Other Stories has been receiving good reviews from a number of book reviews. The latest is from Rabble.ca. Henry Chow is an unsympathetic character. He is the embodiment of the cliché d high school student: A class clown in love with Charlene, a “Smiler around the lips, always trying to hide your [...]

On January 15, 2010, the City University of Hong Kong, an English-language school with over seventeen thousand students and a campus noted for its architecture, urban, contemporary, will begin accepting applications for a new low residency MFA program in creative writing. Up to thirty students will be admitted and spend two summers and three long [...]

Acc? Asie s! National Symposium on Heritage in Asia in September 2010 Montreal ACC? S Asie Festival, which celebrates its 15 anniversary in 2010, organized in collaboration with the MAI (Montréal? Al, interculturels arts) an exclusive event for the first time in Canada. Asie s thanks to the Symposium, Acc? It brings together many practitioners [...]

On September 26, 2010, Ray Hsu Workshop The Asian Canadian Writers and professor at UBC idea first Asian writing course creative writing Canadian Program will offer a session called “Writing Culture” in WOTS that teach participants how meme-splicers are: taking cultural and remix material so that the catches in the minds of people, clubs, and [...]

James Lorimer & Company Ltd., a Canadian publisher of Halifax, Nova Scotia, is seeking writers. In particular, we are looking for the presentation of his childhood and youth in the series and came to The Association, in search of manuscripts for their “side streets Series” – an avant-garde novel, based on issues of over 13 [...]