NSWA 2026/27 Season Highlights
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Mentorship Round Tables: an NSWA member workshop Oct 31
MENTORSHIP ROUND TABLES—REGISTRATION OPEN Questions about writing practices or the publishing process? Sign up for this free morning of round table discussions with NSWA mentors. Postponed from earlier this year,
Bringing Character to Your Characters: Portraying Mental Illness in Fiction and Memoir
May 23, Lynn Valley Library. Join Bill Koch in creating compelling characters with mental health challenges. So much aboutgreat writing is the description of character: its beginnings, transformation, and impact.Resonating
Mentorship Round Tables-A Workshop for NSWA Members-POSTPONED
The Mentorship Round Tables workshop is a series of 3 NSWA-member-facilitated roundtable discussions on the writing process.
How to Write Great Dialogue with Christina Myers
Join author and editor Christina Myers for a deep dive on dialogue. Good dialogue contributes to strong characters, powerful scenes, and compelling narrative arcs––while poorly written dialogue can deflate an otherwise great story.
Silent Writing Group North Vancouver City Library
This is an in-person event. Join fellow North Vancouver writers for focused, quiet work time. Each meeting begins with a brief, informal chat about current projects or common writing challenges, followed
Seaside Stories Feb.7 at the Silk Purse!
Readings by: Louise Allison, Sonia Garrett, Lois Keane, Cathalynn Labonté-Smith, Kelly LaVallie, Dhana Musil, Pat Sullivan, LJ Vanterra
NSWA 30th Annual Writing Contest!
Entries in poetry, nonfiction and fiction open January 15-March 15, 2026 See more information under “activities” tab, including submission requirements. Winners to be published in the digital “Rivulets” Literary Anthology.
Reading to an Audience—A Workshop
This interactive workshop will help NSWA members improve your ability to do successful, confident public readings of your writing.








