Librarian and author Grant Munroe will discuss his chapbook press with students and guests in the class “Windsor’s Literary Culture” on Thursday.
Librarian and author Grant Munroe will discuss his chapbook press with students and guests in the class “Windsor’s Literary Culture” on Thursday.
The University’s SoCA Armouries building hosts BookFest Windsor Oct. 12 to 15.
The University’s SoCA Armouries building hosts BookFest Windsor Oct. 12 to 15.
Students unbox copies of the anthology they produced in the Editing and Publishing Practicum course. A public event April 6 will formally launch “In the Middle Space,” which celebrates Windsor’s public art through storytelling.
André Narbonne’s debut novel is longlisted for the Giller Prize. Photo courtesy Marty Gervais.
André Narbonne’s debut novel is longlisted for the Giller Prize.
English professor André Narbonne will read from his new novel at a launch event Wednesday, April 27.
The public is invited to join an online class on Windsor’s literary culture Tuesday for a launch of the poetry collection “The Marshwood Songs.”
English professor André Narbonne finds that technology can foster or hinder student discussion.
English professor André Narbonne finds that technology can foster or hinder student discussion.
A trip to France with nine students inspired the latest work of fiction from writer Marty Gervais.
Author Marty Gervais will read from his latest story collection, “Nine Lives: A Reunion in Paris,” Thursday in a class on Windsor’s literary culture.
A virtual ceremony celebrated 2020 recipients of the Windsor Mayor’s Arts Awards and grants from the Windsor Endowment for the Arts.
A virtual ceremony celebrated 2020 recipients of the Windsor Mayor’s Arts Awards and grants from the Windsor Endowment for the Arts.
UWindsor English professor André Narbonne guest-edited the current edition of “The Windsor Review.”
A free public reception at Biblioasis bookshop Thursday, Nov. 14, celebrates 50-plus years of The Windsor Review.
