by Paul Cavanagh | Jan 13, 2012 | On Writing and Writers
If I hadn’t by chance heard a tongue-in-check fifteen-second spot on the CBC Arts Report as I drove into work one day back in 2004, I never would have heard about the event that launched my writing career. It sounded like a joke to me at first. The London...
by Paul Cavanagh | Jan 13, 2012 | On Writing and Writers
Note: This post contains an imbedded video which may not be viewable on all devices. If you were to do a Google search on the difference between fiction and nonfiction, you’d find a lot of results that come back telling you nonfiction is real and fiction is fake. In...
by Paul Cavanagh | Dec 7, 2011 | On Writing and Writers
Quick. Name a writer who lives in London, Ontario. When presented with this challenge, many of us come up empty. Some might manage a name or two. Big names in fiction like Emma Donoghue, author of the internationally-acclaimed novel Room. Or Bonnie Burnard, winner of...
