Aug 04

I’ll be teaching a speculative fiction writing workshop this fall…

…through the University of Regina’s Centre for Continuing Education, and you can sign up for it now! Here’s how it’s described:

Speculative Fiction Workshop
Aurora Award-winning science fiction and fantasy author Edward Willett leads a six-week workshop for writers of science fiction, fantasy and horror. Students bring new or revised work to each session and prepare to read it aloud for critiquing by the instructor and other class members. Each student will receive a one-on-one session with the instructor to discuss his or her work in detail.

Instructor: Edward Willett
Mon, Sep 13-Oct 25, 6:30-8:30pm
$145 + GST

You can find the entire fall catalogue for the U of R’s Continuing Education program here.

Hope to see you there!

Edward Willett

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2 comments

    • Margaret Brock on August 31, 2010 at 6:24 pm
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    I am thinking about taking your speculative fiction workshop and since I’ve never been a science fiction fan, I decided to buy one of your books to see what the genre was all about.

    I found your book Marseguro in the Amazon Kindle store so I bought it. To my surprise when I tried to read the book on my iPad, the content was not your book at all. It was in fact “Ghost of a Chance” by Kate Marsh.

    I’ve contacted Amazon and they are working on the problem.

    I look forward to reading your book but I’m afraid I’ll have to pass on the workshop – it’s in the evening and without a car, I dread the long bus ride and waiting in the dark.

    Thanks

      • on September 4, 2010 at 12:02 am
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      Too bad, Margaret. It would have been a pleasure to have you.

      I hope you enjoy Marseguro when you get the right text…what a bizarre problem. First time anyone has mentioned it!

      Ed

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