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Emerge 25: The Writer's Studio Anthology

Emerge 25: The Writer's Studio Anthology

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For twenty-five years the Writer's Studio at Simon Fraser University has helped writers develop their craft in a supportive community and published the work of its graduating class in the annual anthology, emerge. In this celebratory volume to mark the publication's twenty-fifth anniversary, seventy-seven writers from Canada, the United States and abroad showcase their work in fiction, non-fiction, poetr, y and speculative fiction. Celebrated alumni of the program join the conversation offering their insights into the writing life.

A Tidewater Press / The Writer's Studio at SFU co-publication.

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Pub dateOct 9, 2025
ISBN-101990160581
ISBN-139781990160585
LanguageEnglish
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