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April 16, 2021 Team Building in a Pandemic Time Online April 21, 2021 Well-Versed: A Lecture featuring Gil Adamson Online April 23, 2021 Volunteer Appreciation Concert with Justin LaBrash Online Apr 24 - Apr 25, 2021 Spring Market Saskatoon Regina or Saskatoon Apr 28 - Apr 29, 2021 DigiMarCon At Home 2021 - Digital Marketing, Media and Advertising Conference May 07, 2021 Using Volunteering to Re-Engage Community Post-Pandemic Online May 08, 2021 Nugent Studio Restoration Art Gala Lumsden May 13 - May 14, 2021 DigiMarCon Canada West 2021 - Digital Marketing, Media and Advertising Conference & Exhibition May 17 - May 18, 2021 DigiMarCon Canada East 2021 - Digital Marketing, Media and Advertising Conference & Exhibition Edam May 20 - May 21, 2021 TECHSPO Toronto 2021 Technology Expo (Internet ~ Mobile ~ AdTech ~ MarTech ~ SaaS) MOREFunded by Saskatchewan Lotteries
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Well-Versed: A Lecture featuring Gil Adamson
The Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild is excited to present Well-Versed: A Lecture Series. This virtual series, presented between February – June 2021, hosts well-established Canadian writers who will speak about what they have learned as a writer. Our second lecture will feature Gil Adamson, in conversation with host Marina Endicott.
"Horse Tack, Barbed Wire, and Vintage Photographs: The Delights of Research in a Literary Western"
What does historical research mean for a work of fiction? What happens when you find a detail you want to use but it means your story must take a different direction? In conversation with fellow historical novelist Marina Endicott, Gil Adamson will talk about the rigours of writing historical fiction and how to hide your research, as well as how to be open to those unexpected discoveries along the way that give the story life.
"Horse Tack, Barbed Wire, and Vintage Photographs: The Delights of Research in a Literary Western"
What does historical research mean for a work of fiction? What happens when you find a detail you want to use but it means your story must take a different direction? In conversation with fellow historical novelist Marina Endicott, Gil Adamson will talk about the rigours of writing historical fiction and how to hide your research, as well as how to be open to those unexpected discoveries along the way that give the story life.
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The Saskatchewan Writers' Guild
Yolanda Hansen, Program Manager
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