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JOIN THE UNRULY WRITERS CLUB

We are a supportive writing community that centres queer and disability experiences in our way of coming together and in the stories we tell.

We hold online sessions every two weeks to work on our own projects and connect during breaks. We also do occasional workshops based on writing prompts.

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The cover image of a magazine. The text, ā€œunruly writers Font September issue 2022ā€, issue written over a white arm strewn over a blanket.

Our main goal is to write together, but sometimes we do collaborations like the Unruly issue of Font Magazine.

UWC is a drop-in group. You are welcome to join whenever you can.

Expect dedicated time to write with scheduled breaks (cameras on or off), writing prompts, accountability, mutual support, and good people.

To join, email: unrulywriters@metonymypress.com Ā 

Upcoming sessions:

September 25 – independent writing with shared breaks, writing prompt on floating
October 9 – independent writing with shared breaks
October 23 – independent writing with shared breaks, writing prompt on crinkling and decay
November 6 – independent writing with shared breaks
November 20 – independent writing with shared breaks
December 4 – independent writing with shared breaks, writing prompt on accidents/ oops!
December 18 – independent writing with shared breaks and end of season reading

Write the stories you needed as a kid and

the stories you want to write for future generations ā¤

Text over white background reads Words, a gift an offering

ASL/LSQ interpretation, available on request

Priority for disabled and d/Deaf, chronically ill people, QTBIPOC folks, queer and trans people, people with mental health diagnoses, undiagnosed people… people with unruly bodies.

UWC is a collaboration between Metonymy Press, Aimee Louw and QPIRG McGill.

For more information, email: unrulywriters@metonymypress.com Ā 

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