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This is the Humber School for Writers Love & Defiance podcast. I’m David Bezmozgis, creative director of the Humber School for Writers. The Love & Defiance podcast features Humber students and graduates who’ve lived interesting or extraordinary lives and who have brought those experiences into their writing.
In today’s episode I’ll be speaking with Christine ten Brummeler about her novel-in-progress, tentatively titled Paper Threads. Her novel uses the breakup of a marriage to explore different approaches to family, love, and commitment and how these twine with themes of acceptance, forgiveness, and regret.
This season of Love and Defiance is written and produced by David Bezmozgis, and produced and edited by Reem Elmaghraby.
Thanks for listening. We’ll be back next year with more students and more remarkable stories from the Humber School for Writers.
In this episode, I speak with Julie Birrell, who worked with Marina Endicott on a manuscript called Indivisible about ghosts, power dynamics, and the potential for healing inspired by her work as a high school teacher in a children’s hospital.
This season of Love and Defiance is written and produced by David Bezmozgis, and produced and edited by Reem Elmaghraby.
School for Writers
Emerging Writers Dazzle in Flash Fiction Contest
School for Writers
Thu, July 18, 2024
The winners of the Bachelor of Creative and Professional Writing’s (BCPW) annual Flash Fiction Contest have been announced.
Maria Saba Wins 2020 Writers-in-Exile Scholarship
School for Writers
Mon, October 26, 2020
Meet thethe recipient of the 2020 PEN Canada-Humber College Writers-in-Exile Scholarship, Maria Saba.
A Q&A with Marthese Fenech
School for Writers
Mon, July 20, 2020
For Marthese Fenech, the inspiration for her novels struck when she was just a teenager, and it has stuck with her ever since.
A Q&A with Sidura Ludwig, author of You Are Not What We Expected
School for Writers
Wed, July 08, 2020
You Are Not What We Expected, a new collection of stories by School for Writers graduate Sidura Ludwig, wasn’t the book she expected it to be.
A Q&A with Sharif Khan
School for Writers
Mon, July 06, 2020
School for Writers graduate, Sharif Khan, published his first novel, Brave Fortune. He told us how it came to be and how Humber helped along the way.
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