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My creative writing classes return in Port Moody

ByHeather Conn

I’m happy to be back as an in-person instructor at the City of Port Moody, BC, facilitating creative writing classes again. After a two-year hiatus due to COVID, it’s great to see some of our regular students again and to meet new faces. It’s a joy to workshop high-quality content in multi-genres from poetry and screenwriting to fiction, historical romance, and nonfiction. Always a delight.

For this session, the weekly program runs from April 4 to June 13, 7 to 8:30 pm.

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