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"Who Publishes When : An Analysis of Writing and Publishing Statistics"
File consists of a series of printed PowerPoint slides for a research study on when Canadian writers first publish (by age), and other key demographic information.
Transcript of a talk by M.G. Vasanji
File consists of a transcript of a talk by M.G. Vasanji. The talk is titled "The Writer as a Teacher", and covers common mistakes made by writers.
Transcript of a talk by Miriam Toews
File consists of a transcript of a talk by Toews, which takes the form of a self-interview. The talk is titled "Mining the Family in Literature", with a focus on family as a source of influence in literature.
Transcript of a talk by Richard Scrimger
File consists of a transcript of a talk by Richard Scrimger titled "Writing for Children and YA", which discusses writing for children and young adults. The transcript ends with a question and answer session from the audience.
Notes from a talk by John Metcalf
File consists of notes from a talk by Metcalf (Tape 059). Contains a few summarized bullet points, but not a word-for-word transcription of the talk.
Transcript of a talk by Tim O'Brien
File consists of a talk by O'Brien titled "Two Heads", which addresses the writer's ability to inhabit multiple spaces at once.
Transcript of a talk by Wayson Choy
File consists of a transcript of a talk given by Choy at the Workshop. The talk is titled "Writing Memory", and discusses the integration of memory into written works. The transcript ends with a question and answer session.
Transcript of a talk by Jane Urquhart
File consists of a transcript of a talk by Urquhart, which discusses the importance of "nerve" in the life of a writer.
Transcript of two talks by D.M. Thomas
File consists of two undated transcripts by Thomas.
Transcript of a talk by D.M. Thomas
File consists of a transcript of a talk by Thomas encouraging students to use their own live experiences in their writing. The talk took place at Humber's North Campus (and begins by referencing the Pipe and the Seventh Semester).