Society Pages Poetry Contest
The Morrin Centre is holding its fifth annual Society Pages Poetry Contest!
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The Morrin Centre is holding its fifth annual Society Pages Poetry Contest!
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How can we make sense of the world and maintain hope for the future? Come share your ideas, what you’re reading and writing, and how they help. Discover how Jean-Louis Trudel, a science fiction author and professor, and Michèle Thibeau, creative writer, sustain their own optimism. They will discuss creative non-fiction and science fiction, including hopepunk and solarpunk, that outline new courses of action in optimistic works. If you believe good writing and surprising scenarios can help bridge the gap, preparing us for possible futures, join us at Morrin Centre on Sunday, May 5, 2024, at 6 pm. Register here! Jean-Louis Trudel has been writing science fiction since 1984, and he's been following climate change for almost as long. While he's been teaching university students about it for twenty years, he feels we need to propose kinder and brighter futures, both to science fiction audiences and to younger generations.
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Come join us for a cozy afternoon chat about books at 1:30 p.m. every last Monday of the month.