
Glenna writes about the journey of having a first novel traditionally published and all the messy life stuff along the way
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So, on Friday I handed in the very final piece of my novel—the dedication and acknowledgement pages. I put a lot of thought into coming up with the dedication and, given my own personal past and the plot line of the historical fiction part ...
When I pre-booked a camping trip back in May to Vancouver Island for three weeks in August, I assumed I’d be done with the copyedits by then for my novel, The Art of Getting Lost and Found, given that I’d finished substantive edits back at ...
Last week on the BlueSky app there was a one-hour series of questions and answers by The Writers Studio at SFU all about endings. And it got me thinking…
During the whole COVID lockdown and the protests here in Canada by the self-labeled Freedom movement, our beloved red and white maple leaf flag was appropriated by these protesters—you know, the guys with the F*CK TRUDEAU bumper stickers—an...
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Author of The Art of Getting Lost and Found, award winning short fiction writer and currently querying my latest novel. I am a stained glass artist and semi-retired photographer who loves dogs, knitting, yoga and kind people.
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