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Watershed Writers w/ Tanis MacDonald

Watershed Writers w/ Tanis MacDonald

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 A podcast dedicated to interviewing local writers practicing their art and craft in the Grand River region. You can listen to the show every Saturday morning at 10am on Midtown Radio KW. Supported by the Waterloo Region Arts Fund.2022 Art Literary History & Criticism Social Sciences
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  • WLU Writer in Residence NASSER HUSSAIN on his work's playfully seriousness

    WLU Writer in Residence NASSER HUSSAIN on his work's playfully seriousness
    Feb 26 2024

    Join host Tanis MacDonald this week on Watershed Writers when she talks to Nasser Hussain — Wilfrid Laurier University's 2024 Edna Staebler Writer in Residence — about the PLAYFUL SERIOUSNESS which informs his recent work.
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    1 hr
  • Kitchener poet CHRIS BANKS on the speed of life and humour as an author's tool

    Kitchener poet CHRIS BANKS on the speed of life and humour as an author's tool
    Jan 11 2024

    Tanis MacDonald is joined by the celebrated and prolific Kitchener poet Chris Banks to discuss the speed of life in the 21st Century, writing metaphors for anxiety, and using humour to cast light on the heaviest subjects.
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    1 hr
  • Hamilton writer ANUJA VARGHESE on her Governor General's Award winning collection "Chrysalis"

    Hamilton writer ANUJA VARGHESE on her Governor General's Award winning collection "Chrysalis"
    Dec 17 2023

    Host Tanis MacDonald brings us Anuja Varghese, winner of this year’s Governor General’s Award for Fiction to discuss her genre-bending use of gothic elements in the familiar settings of her horror-adjacent dark fiction in her collection of short stories, Chrysalis (2023).
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    1 hr
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