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Ian Williams urges us to fearlessly keep talking (and listening) in his latest book

November 05, 2024

Can we talk? Ian Williams believes we’ve forgotten how. We’ve lost our ability to have constructive, respectful and meaningful conversations.

Robert McGill’s Debut Short Story Collection Examines the Need to Simplify

October 21, 2024

Robert McGill’s Simple Creatures features characters looking to simplify their lives.

In today’s fast-paced and complicated world, who hasn’t thought about making efforts to make life simpler?

Professor Ian Williams Discusses the Art of Conversation on CBC Radio

October 02, 2024

Professor Ian Williams discusses the art of conversation in an increasingly polarized world.

In the News: Professor Randy Boyagoda Discusses Civil Discourse in the "Toronto Star"

September 23, 2024

Professor Randy Boyagoda, Provostial Adviser on Civil Discourse, reflects on the challenges of civil discourse in his latest piece for the Toronto Star.

D.D. Jackson’s "Poetry Project" Receives Rave Review Featuring Compositions Commissioned by Professor George Elliott Clarke

November 12, 2024

Since December 2020, Professor George Elliott Clarke has been commissioning Canadian composers to set poems to music. This project has resulted in two CDs:

MA CRW Mentor Anne Michaels Longlisted for Giller Prize for "Held"

September 04, 2024

We’re excited to announce that Anne Michaels, a mentor in our MA in English in the Field of Creative Writing program, has been longlisted for the Giller Prize for her new novel, Held.

Professor Randy Boyagoda Explores British State-of-the-Nation Novels in The Atlantic

August 19, 2024

Provostial Adviser on Civil Discourse, Professor Randy Boyagoda, discusses British state-of-the-nation novels in The Atlantic.

MA in Creative Writing Mentor Anne Michaels Longlisted for 2024 Booker Prize

August 13, 2024

We’re excited to share that Anne Michaels, a mentor for our MA in English in the Field of Creative Writing, has been longlisted for this year’s Booker Prize with her novel Held.

George Elliott Clarke’s "Black Activist, Black Scientist, Black Icon" Featured in CBC Books’ “20 Books by Black Canadian Authors to Read in Honour of Emancipation Day 2024”

August 02, 2024

We’re excited to share that Professor George Elliott Clarke’s book, Black Activist, Black Scientist, Black Icon, is featured in CBC Books’

Professor George Elliott Clarke Featured on TVO

July 24, 2024

Professor George Elliott Clarke was recently featured on TVO discussing his role as the editor of Black Activist, Black Scientist, Black Icon: The Autobiography of Dr. Howard D. McCurdy (Nimbus Publishers, 2023).

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