Very pleased to be teaching again at the Writers Guild of Alberta’s WORDSWORTH 2015 – a summer camp for literary teens … kamp kiwanis is an amazing place to be in July!
I was honoured to be the guest speaker at The Alberta College of Art + Design’s 2015 Convocation
; click the photo to listen to the entire speech (as recorded by Kristen Beaulieu from the audience)…
This spring I am scheduled to teach an extended studies credit course at Alberta College of Art + Design: ENGL217: Introduction to Narrative ENGL217 is dedicated to the exploration of the potential of found and crafted narrative – how narrative and story emerges from alternate media, is crafted by the the reader and how it can be a physical, graphic process-based activity. Students will create assignments in dialogue with Jonathan Ball’s Ex Machina, Jorge Luis Borges’ Labyrinths, Kate Briggs’ The Nabokov Paper, Sophie Calle’s The Address Book and Tom Phillip’s A Humument. The course is designed to push boundaries and explore the edges of the map and will include public-space work, discussions around the possibility of chose-your-own-adventures, digital text generation and embedded literature.
ENROLL TODAY!
“simultaneously charming and terrifying” the Cordite Review weighs in on KERN
Very pleased to have one of my classes at Alberta College of Art + Design featured in the college’s profile in Maclean’s magazine under “cool courses”. My teaching blog is over here…




