CWILL BC

@cwillbc.bsky.social

CWILL BC is a lively group of published writers and illustrators for children, with over 150 members across British Columbia. https://www.cwillbc.org

Not to flex on main, but if our lil <200 member author professional society can ban AI, I’d like to think the ones w/actual staff & budgets & negotiating power could hold the line?!?!! Embarrassing, HWA. ANYWAY, shoutout to my awesome board @cwillbc.bsky.social who actually stand up for our members😤

The @uncannymagazine.bsky.social kickstarter is running, and we still have a lot of great backer rewards available! Need feedback on your #writing? The Kickstarter has manuscript critiques from experienced authors, poets, and editors! (Including me!) www.kickstarter.com/projects/unc...

Uncanny Magazine Year 13: The Space Unicorn Believes in YOU!

Funding to support Year 13 of Hugo Award-winning Uncanny Magazine. We have more stories to tell together!

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Greetings from Kyiv. I am in a bookstore, looking at a shelf full of survivors. These are books from Ukrainian publishers whose warehouses and offices were hit in the russian attack overnight on July 18–19. We need to support each other.

Are you a fan of Japanese Cozy Comfort books? I am—so it was a priority during our Japan trip to brave the Tokyo heat and explore Jimbochu Book Town, which is inspiration for Days at the Morisaki Book Shop (which is how I found out about this neighbourhood to begin with).

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book scam spam emails are significantly funnier when they name my graphic novel for adults. "Subject: Kathleen, I Hated You in High School." Okay buddy! I'm sure you're not the only one who did!!

This past fall, I taught a creative writing program at a middle school in Seoul. It was an extremely rewarding experience. I enjoyed developing the curriculum and helping my teen students find their voices. They learned to develop, write, and edit—and they even designed their own book covers.

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Why yes, I am on here nonstop bc I'm supposed to be working on revisions this week, how could you tell? /s (We're down to the "write yourself a nasty edit letter full of anxiety-spiralling critiques, then cross-check to see if they're valid" stage (already?) at v1.9, fwiw)