Federation of BC Writers
March 2026
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Curiosity Cafe (all genres) Sold Out Zoom Meeting
A space for prose writers who regularly re-examine their creative process and occasionally encounter complex or unusual challenges in their work. This group is not focused on critique, nor is it centered on experimental writing as a genre or practice. Rather, it welcomes writers who are thoughtful about their craft and open to exploring questions […]
Long Haul Accountability Sold Out Zoom Meeting
It is so helpful for writers at the start or middle of longer writing projects to have regular ongoing accountability. In our biweekly sessions we will check-in to discuss current status, objectives, challenges and possible solutions, as well as celebrate forward movement. Max # of participants: 12 Date and time: every other Sunday at 10:30 […]
Screenwriting Zoom Meeting
Open to screenwriters of all levels and anyone interested in the art and craft of screenwriting. We start with a 30 minute discussion on topics that the group selects, then we share and critique the work of members. Max # of participants: 10 Date and time: 2nd Sun at 11:00 AM Duration: 120 minutes
The Penny Wonderfuls (genre fiction) Last Few Tickets Zoom Meeting
Hello! We are The Penny Wonderfuls, a circle for young speculative writers. Our group is for writers ages 18-28. We focus on genre writing, particularly fantasy, sci/fi, horror and humour. We meet once a month for writing check-ins, sharing motivation, discussing craft and celebrating each other’s work and progress! We are looking for active writers […]
Connecting Writers with Chronic Illness (all genres) Zoom Meeting
This test Circle offers a low-pressure, supportive space for writers living with chronic illnesses or disabilities. Writing can be isolating — writing with one or more health challenges, especially invisible ones, can make participation in traditional spaces even harder. While our focus is on advancing our writing projects and sharing helpful writing tips and tools, […]
The BIPOC Experience: Tell it like it is Sold Out Zoom Meeting
This group is for Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour writers. The purpose of this group is that, through writing, critiquing, and discussion we share our work and experiences as a BIPOC writer and person, in today’s society. The expectation is that all participants are actively working on long or short pieces that they are […]
Workshop for Drafts (various genres) Sold Out Zoom Meeting
This Writing Circle will be focused on getting other pairs of eyes on your work. If you are looking for some feedback on your writing, want to get help with plot points you’re stuck on, or just want some great conversation about story and structure, this is the spot for you! This small writing circle […]
Storytelling: Story for Story’s Sake Sold Out Zoom Meeting
Providing a safe, non-judgmental space for participants to share their original poetry, short stories, performance storytelling, songs and even memoir if they are comfortable. Writing exercises will also be part of our gatherings. Regular attendance is necessary. Max # of participants: 10 Date and time: 2nd Wednesday at 7:00 pm Pacific Duration: up to 120 […]
Tune In—Jamming (various genres) Zoom Meeting
Come and experience raw writing. Check in with others and see what hearts and voices create in the moment. Bring your ideas for prompts, prepare to discuss process and what arrives on the page when the mind is quiet and the heart and inner voices are free to play. All welcome. Max # of participants: […]
All Things Haiku (poetry) Zoom Meeting
Description: Come have fun with haiku and other Japanese short forms! Open to newbies through to pros; we can all always learn more from each other. A chance to practice, share, and play some haiku games in a safe, non-judgemental setting. Max # of participants: open Date and time: 4th Wednesday at 7:00 pm Pacific […]
A Moveable Verse (poetry) Sold Out Zoom Meeting
Do you find your words live in hedgerows, clipped and precise as a Spenserian sonnet or are your stanzas more likely to be rooted in free verse cottage gardens? Maybe you discover your poems along unmarked pathways and new fields? Let’s share where we find the seeds for our poems and together cultivate our poetry […]
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