With NaNoWriMo coming to a close this week, there’s another time-limited writing competition worth checking out: the International 3-Day Novel Contest. During the Labour Day weekend, writers are challenged with producing a novel of about 100 pages in just 72 hours.
Creating a Japanese short film without knowing the language is an ambitious project, but Vancouver filmmaker Jody Wilson knew that Indigo, the story of a young man who struggles to follow what he believes is his intergalactic destiny, had to be told in Japanese.
When Rena Varsakis isn’t busy with archeology work, she’s designing knitting patterns for clothes, accessories, and toys. For her latest design, a pattern for a monster-themed, octopus-like knitted toy called monsteropus, she put the project on Kickstarter with a modest funding goal of $50.
Virginia to Vegas’ (VIIV) debut EP Volume 1 is full of catchy pop tunes and danceable club beats, closing with the standout ballad “Beautiful You Are.” From start to finish, Volume 1 is a musical journey that’s sure to put a smile on your face.
So you want to write a novel? Then now is the time to do so as part of National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo), an international movement to get writers to produce 50,000-word novels during November.
Rumble Theatre’s Tremors Festival is shaking things up this year with three shows being performed simultaneously in different parts of the Russian Hall in Vancouver on November 12-15.
Turning 20 can be a tough time for young people as they struggle with the quarter life crisis, in which they question their life choices in their 20s, similar to the way adults re-evaluate their lives during a midlife crisis in their 40s.
It’s that time of year again when writers buckle down to write a 50,000-word novel in 30 days as part of November’s National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo).
On the fourth floor of the Douglas College New Westminster campus, there is a wall-length mural adorning the Laure C. Muir Theatre wall in the Amelia Douglas Gallery.
Fans of Canadian comedy series are sure to know the name Fred Ewanuick, who has starred in Regina’s Corner Gas, Vancouver’s Robson Arms, and Kitchner’s Dan for Mayor.
