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The Word On The Street's 2024 Exhibitor Marketplace is one of the best of its kind in southern Alberta. It offers festival-goers a window into the Canadian literary scene, the chance to purchase books, merchandise and learn from over 40 local vendors - it's Lethbridge's biggest outdoor bookstore! Find your next literary treasure this fall.
Independent Author
The River Bottom Writers started after a few of the founding members took a writing course at the Lethbridge College. Finding that they wanted to continue learning and perfecting their craft, they decided to continue meeting after the course ended.
Starting in 2012, a small group of writers started meeting in the atrium of the Lethbridge College. New members joined and the group continued to grow. Finding the public space inadequate, the group moved several times over the years until coming full circle back to the starting point.
The inspiration for our name comes from the fertile soil found by most rivers that encourages growth and nurturing to new and developed plants. Much like the rivers soil, we strive to grow and nurture each other to better ourselves in the written word.
http://www.riverbottomwriters.com/
Writing & Publishing
"The Write Stuff," Creative Writing Webzine in the English Department @ the University of Lethbridge.
Interested in publishing your original creative writing? Curious about what editors look for in quality writing? We’re a new zine run by students and faculty in the Department English at the University of Lethbridge. At The Write Stuff, we’re constantly on the look-out for fresh and engaging content. We also host Open Mics at the university. Check us out and consider submitting your work!
Non-profit
Did you know that the University of Lethbridge Library is open to members of the public? Come say hello and learn more about what we can do for you!
Independent Author
Jacqueline Macleod is a self published author from Alberta, Canada. She has been writing since she was in her mid-teens and loves to explore a variety of genres. Jacqueline spends much of her time travelling with her husband, writing, being outdoors, and enjoying her family and grandchildren.
Opening the door to reading can be difficult for children, but laughter is an excellent key! Happy reading!