Writers’ Alliance of Newfoundland & Labrador
Founded in 1987, the Writers’ Alliance of Newfoundland and Labrador (WANL) contributes to a supportive environment for writing in the province; works to nurture and inspire writers at all levels and stages of their careers; fosters public recognition of NL writers; advocates for the well-being of writers; and promotes the enhancement of the literary arts in the province and beyond.
Join WANL Events CalendarPosition: Part-time (20 hours/week) Location: St. John’s, NL Responsibilities: The Member Services Coordinator reports to the Executive Director and is responsible for: membership (maintaining membership renewals and database), communications to our membership and the literary community (bi-weekly e-bulletin, maintaining website,… Read More
Thanks to all who joined us at Element Coffeebar and Lounge for SHOWDOWN AT THE SPACE BAR! Here are the results: The top five finalists ended up being a top six, the judges just couldn’t narrow it down! “Anomalies” by… Read More
Call for Expressions of Interest for Poetry Month Readings The League of Canadian Poets is celebrating the 21st annual National Poetry Month in April. This year’s theme is nature – whether it’s mountain ranges, deserts, forests, oceans, or plains;… Read More
Call for Submissions “New On The Shelf” WANL is seeking titles for their “New on the Shelf” section of the Winter issue of WORD. If you are a WANL member who has published a book from August 2018 onward, please… Read More
Sunday, November 4 at 11 a.m. Foran Greene Room St. John’s City Hall 10 New Gower Street Please join us for a discussion and review of our 2017-2018 year, a look ahead at our plans for 2018-19, and the election… Read More
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS WORD is a triannual magazine that includes articles on the craft and business of writing, topical issues, interviews, and more. We are seeking submissions of articles 500-1000 words in length for our Winter 2019 issue. Contributors receive… Read More
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Join us at the AC Hunter Library on February 19th for a free event hosted by Terry Doyle featuring readings of the products of 2018’s Mentorship program, followed by a Q&A session with the participants!