Welcome to the
AWCS Youth Programs
Fostering creativity, community, and youth leadership in an accepting environment.
Need a place that understands you? Come and join the us. Youth led, adult mentored. Writing games, art, improv, friends, and creativity. Ages seventeen and under. Play with your words — all you need is a notebook and pen.
Next Meeting Is:
SUMMER
REALITY IS OPTIONAL AT THE CALGARY PUBLIC LIBRARIES
Can't wait a whole summer to hang out with other teens at the library while playing with your words? Well our two regular programs will be at the library this summer for the first time ever! We couldn't be more excited!
Both these programs are free and you can REGISTER - or drop in. See you down there!
July 11, Wednesday, Reality Is Optional Summer Fun Day -Fantasy Adventure Day - Recreate Shakespeare using modern language, play D&D, LARP, and basically get up to Fey Mischief. Each day is only $60.00 for AWCS youth members ($70.00 for non members) – or get both summer fun days for 110.00. ($135.00 for non members). 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM. Ages 7-17. Register
July 13, Friday - You’ve Created a Monster: The Bestial Heart of Storytelling that Thrills and Chills - From Vader to Voldemort, the villains in most fantasy, science fiction and horror stories are nothing less than monsters. Whether they appear as unremarkable humans or as unrecognizable abominations, monsters are crucial to such stories, captivating and terrifying readers in equal measure. But just how do authors create monsters that are both thrilling and chilling? That’s what you’ll learn in this informative, hands-on course. For a fun-filled Friday the 13th, follow in Dr. Frankenstein’s footsteps and form a frightening and formidable fiend to further your fiction!
This course blends teacher presentation (a slideshow that incorporates textual exemplars, music, and video) with in-class activities, brain-breaks and -teasers, and ample individual feedback. As free wi-fi is available, students are encouraged, though not required, to bring a device (tablet or laptop) to facilitate their creative writing.
Jeff Richmond began writing fantasy/horror stories at the age of 10, became a professional writer at 23, and has worked two decades with major publishing, gaming, and film production companies. Dividing his time between Canada, Italy, Spain, and Japan, he writes fiction, nonfiction, and scripts for the stage and screen.
$30.00 for AWCS youth members, $40.00 for non-members, Junior high and high school aged youth, 6-8 pm REGISTER HERE
August 8, Wednesday, Reality Is Optional Summer Fun Day - Movie Adventure Day - Write and film your own movie then edit it together to create an Oscar winner. Don’t forget the trailer and movie poster! Each day is only $60.00 for AWCS youth members ($70.00 for non members) – or get both summer fun days for 110.00. ($135.00 for non members). 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM. Ages 7-17. Register
Aug 20-24 (five days) - Summer Writing Adventures - Head outside for some fun in the sun and create stories, have adventures, play games, and even do a bit of writing! 9-4 PM, Ages 8-13 – $275.00 members, $340.00 non-members. www.alexandrawriters.org/camps/
Aug 20-24 (five days) - Teen Writing Camp - Brave the perils of history, explore dungeons, run around outside with a sword in hand, and explore the world in a way that will make your writing, no matter what kind, pop, crackle, and fizz. 9-4 PM, Ages 13-17 – $275.00 members, $340.00 non-members. Register
Our regular program begins again in September.
Enjoy summer!
REALITY IS OPTIONAL AT THE CALGARY PUBLIC LIBRARIES
Can't wait a whole summer to hang out with other teens at the library while playing with your words? Well our two regular programs will be at the library this summer for the first time ever! We couldn't be more excited!
Both these programs are free and you can REGISTER - or drop in. See you down there!
- Saturdays, July 7 , July 14, & July - July 21, CPL Crowfoot (in the program room) , 3 :00- 4:30 p.m.
- Saturdays, August 4, August 11, & August 18, CPL Central (downtown) int the teen room, 3:00-4:30
July 11, Wednesday, Reality Is Optional Summer Fun Day -Fantasy Adventure Day - Recreate Shakespeare using modern language, play D&D, LARP, and basically get up to Fey Mischief. Each day is only $60.00 for AWCS youth members ($70.00 for non members) – or get both summer fun days for 110.00. ($135.00 for non members). 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM. Ages 7-17. Register
July 13, Friday - You’ve Created a Monster: The Bestial Heart of Storytelling that Thrills and Chills - From Vader to Voldemort, the villains in most fantasy, science fiction and horror stories are nothing less than monsters. Whether they appear as unremarkable humans or as unrecognizable abominations, monsters are crucial to such stories, captivating and terrifying readers in equal measure. But just how do authors create monsters that are both thrilling and chilling? That’s what you’ll learn in this informative, hands-on course. For a fun-filled Friday the 13th, follow in Dr. Frankenstein’s footsteps and form a frightening and formidable fiend to further your fiction!
This course blends teacher presentation (a slideshow that incorporates textual exemplars, music, and video) with in-class activities, brain-breaks and -teasers, and ample individual feedback. As free wi-fi is available, students are encouraged, though not required, to bring a device (tablet or laptop) to facilitate their creative writing.
Jeff Richmond began writing fantasy/horror stories at the age of 10, became a professional writer at 23, and has worked two decades with major publishing, gaming, and film production companies. Dividing his time between Canada, Italy, Spain, and Japan, he writes fiction, nonfiction, and scripts for the stage and screen.
$30.00 for AWCS youth members, $40.00 for non-members, Junior high and high school aged youth, 6-8 pm REGISTER HERE
August 8, Wednesday, Reality Is Optional Summer Fun Day - Movie Adventure Day - Write and film your own movie then edit it together to create an Oscar winner. Don’t forget the trailer and movie poster! Each day is only $60.00 for AWCS youth members ($70.00 for non members) – or get both summer fun days for 110.00. ($135.00 for non members). 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM. Ages 7-17. Register
Aug 20-24 (five days) - Summer Writing Adventures - Head outside for some fun in the sun and create stories, have adventures, play games, and even do a bit of writing! 9-4 PM, Ages 8-13 – $275.00 members, $340.00 non-members. www.alexandrawriters.org/camps/
Aug 20-24 (five days) - Teen Writing Camp - Brave the perils of history, explore dungeons, run around outside with a sword in hand, and explore the world in a way that will make your writing, no matter what kind, pop, crackle, and fizz. 9-4 PM, Ages 13-17 – $275.00 members, $340.00 non-members. Register
Our regular program begins again in September.
Enjoy summer!
Where the Heck Are We?
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We are located on the 4th floor, across from the elevator in the AWCS of the cSpace King Edward in Marda Loop.
1721, 29th Ave SW, Suite 460 Calgary, AB T2T 1P5 Or contact us by e-mailing firmstonwriting@gmail.com or using our Contact Us page. Reality Is Optional also has RIO Pod groups at the Calgary Public Library's Central and Crowfoot locations. Register through the CPL website. |
More Information
MEETING DAYS and TIMES:
THE CLUBS
CLASSES
Have a need for more formal education in your chosen field? We have a class just for you! The class fees include a full year of classes from the time you sign up. Join in anytime.
Drop-In Fees – Not ready to commit? Have a crazy schedule? Want to check out Pen & Panel? Drop into a session and see what you think. Members $10.00, Non-members $15.00. (Exact change only please).
SOCIAL STUFF
MEMBERS ONLY EVENTS – Created by the youth themselves, these fun Saturday nights may include anything from a party, movie night, board games, or something else. Become a member and find out what we have in store! You can even help plan them by joining the Event Planning Committee (contact Kim Firmston for more information kfirmston@alexandrawriters.org)
AWCS YOUTH STEERING COMMITTEE – Do you want to influence how the AWCS Youth programs are run? Do you want to help them continue to become a thing of greatness? Join us on the steering committee, not only does it look good on your resume/scholarship application, but it is also a wonderful way to support your youth writing community. (contact Kim Firmston for more information kfirmston@alexandrawriters.org)
AWCS YOUTH IN THE COMMUNITY – A couple of times a year our youth are encouraged to join larger projects where we partner with other creative community groups. In the past, we have worked with Rocket House on the International Children’s Festival, Ramsay Robots on BeakerHead, and Calgary Reads for Reading Week, among others. It’s a great way to get some cool stuff on your resume! Contact Kim Firmston to find out what we have in store and how to get involved. kfirmston@alexandrawriters.org
TAKE PART IN WRITING AN E-ZINE (electronic magazine) – four times a year our youth programs come out with an electronic magazine on our website www.realityisoptional.com. Club members and students are encouraged to send in their art, writing, ads, photography, poetry, stories, novel excerpts, and whatever else they have created. We are always looking for new stuff! You can submit on line or in person at one of our club meetings.
WANT TO SEE OUR SCHEDULE? For a complete schedule of AWCS Youth Programs - see above.
STILL HAVE QUESTIONS, Need a subsidy? Please contact Youth Program Director, Kim Firmston. She would be happy to help. kfirmston@alexandrawriters.org
SEE ALL OUR PROGRAMS HERE!
- AWCS YOUTH MEMBERSHIP – $50.00 annually
Become an AWCS Youth Member today! Not only does your membership last a full year from the time you get it, but membership includes discounts on all our classes, clubs, camps, homework help, and more! As a bonus, membership includes five special, members only, events held throughout the year, and a (virtual) Frozen Frog Wand – which allows members to bring a friend to any club or members-only event for free up to three times (after which the frog thaws and hops away).
CLUBS (September - June)
Whether you want to join one club or bounce through them all using your club pass, our clubs will open up the world of writing to you. Fees include a full year of club participation from the time you sign up. Jump in at any point of the year to start your journey.- Club Pass – Go to all the clubs and save $100! Club passes are available for $175.00 for Youth Members or $230.00 for Non-members. The pass lasts a full year from the time you get it. GET ONE TODAY
- Drop-In Fees – Not ready to commit? Have a crazy schedule? Want to check out a club? Drop into a session and see what you think. Members $10.00, Non-members $15.00. (Exact change only please).
THE CLUBS
- Reality Is Optional Writing Club (RIO) – Need a place that understands you? Come and join us. Youth-led, adult mentored. Guest speakers, writing games, art, improv, friends, and creativity. Play with your words — all you need is a notebook and pen. RIO meets on the second and fourth Monday of the month from 5:00 – 6:30. (Occasionally rescheduled due to holidays). All Ages. Sept-June. (Members $75.00, Non-Members $100.00) Free with Club Pass or register for RIO exclusively.
- Novelmancers Novel Writing Club – Heading out on a long project can be hard, but it’s made easier with friends. If you’re serious about writing and want to get that novel done, join us and lighten the load. We explore all aspects of novel writing from character to climax and everything in between. Novelmancers meet the second Thursday of every month. 5:00-6:30. All Ages. Sept-June. (Members $50.00, Non-Members $65.00) Free with Club Pass or register for Novemancers exclusively
- Rogue Poets Poetry Club – Explore what poetry can be, then take it past those limits. Join Em Williamson, on a journey to the outer edges of poetry. Rogue Poets regularly have the opportunity to perform on stage as a group or individually (optional). The Rogue Poets meet the third Tuesday of every month from 5:00 – 6:30. Grades 7-12. Sept-June. (Members $75.00, Non-Members $100.00) Free with Club Pass or register for Rogue Poets exclusively.
- Dungeons & Dragons Role Playing Game Club – Enjoy fantasy? Want to live it? Then join us for this epic and wildly creative game called Dungeons and Dragons. Battle monsters, solve puzzles, find treasure and learn to work in a team while telling and experiencing your story together. D&D club meets on the last Saturday every month from 6:00 – 9:00 PM (Occasionally rescheduled). Grades 5-12. Sept-May. (Members $75.00, Non-Members $100.00). Free with Club Pass or register for D&D Club exclusively
CLASSES
Have a need for more formal education in your chosen field? We have a class just for you! The class fees include a full year of classes from the time you sign up. Join in anytime.
- Pen & Panel Comic Creation Class (September - June) – Play drawing games, improve your art style, learn to make comics both online and on paper, and pitch ideas, plus lots more! Hang out with like-minded artists and comic writers. Work on individual projects or collaborate. Focus on topics that will help you expand your skill set. Pen & Panel classes are on the first and third Thursday of each month from 5:00 – 6:30. Ages 12 and up. (Members $175.00, Non-Members $230.00). – REGISTER
Drop-In Fees – Not ready to commit? Have a crazy schedule? Want to check out Pen & Panel? Drop into a session and see what you think. Members $10.00, Non-members $15.00. (Exact change only please).
SOCIAL STUFF
MEMBERS ONLY EVENTS – Created by the youth themselves, these fun Saturday nights may include anything from a party, movie night, board games, or something else. Become a member and find out what we have in store! You can even help plan them by joining the Event Planning Committee (contact Kim Firmston for more information kfirmston@alexandrawriters.org)
AWCS YOUTH STEERING COMMITTEE – Do you want to influence how the AWCS Youth programs are run? Do you want to help them continue to become a thing of greatness? Join us on the steering committee, not only does it look good on your resume/scholarship application, but it is also a wonderful way to support your youth writing community. (contact Kim Firmston for more information kfirmston@alexandrawriters.org)
AWCS YOUTH IN THE COMMUNITY – A couple of times a year our youth are encouraged to join larger projects where we partner with other creative community groups. In the past, we have worked with Rocket House on the International Children’s Festival, Ramsay Robots on BeakerHead, and Calgary Reads for Reading Week, among others. It’s a great way to get some cool stuff on your resume! Contact Kim Firmston to find out what we have in store and how to get involved. kfirmston@alexandrawriters.org
TAKE PART IN WRITING AN E-ZINE (electronic magazine) – four times a year our youth programs come out with an electronic magazine on our website www.realityisoptional.com. Club members and students are encouraged to send in their art, writing, ads, photography, poetry, stories, novel excerpts, and whatever else they have created. We are always looking for new stuff! You can submit on line or in person at one of our club meetings.
WANT TO SEE OUR SCHEDULE? For a complete schedule of AWCS Youth Programs - see above.
STILL HAVE QUESTIONS, Need a subsidy? Please contact Youth Program Director, Kim Firmston. She would be happy to help. kfirmston@alexandrawriters.org
SEE ALL OUR PROGRAMS HERE!
Meet The Crew!
KIM FIRMSTON
Kim Firmston is the director of RIO, a real life cyborg – though one without any cool powers, and a superhero. When she is not writing or cursing obvious villain mistakes, she warps young minds at many of the Reality Is Optional Creative Kids' Programs, WordsWorth Creative Youth Residency, and at the Alexandra Centre Society's Dramantics Youth Theatre Camp. Kim’s short story, Life Before War, was short listed in the 2008 CBC Literary Award and published in FreeFall Magazine. Her children’s plays have appeared at the Calgary Fringe Festival and around the world. Her YA novels, Schizo, Hook Up, Touch, Stupid, and Creep Con are published by Lorimer SideStreets (available from any major bookseller) and her self published novel, Boiled Cat, is available at the interactive website - www.boiledcat.com . Check out her own interactive website at www.kimfirmston.com.
Kim Firmston is the director of RIO, a real life cyborg – though one without any cool powers, and a superhero. When she is not writing or cursing obvious villain mistakes, she warps young minds at many of the Reality Is Optional Creative Kids' Programs, WordsWorth Creative Youth Residency, and at the Alexandra Centre Society's Dramantics Youth Theatre Camp. Kim’s short story, Life Before War, was short listed in the 2008 CBC Literary Award and published in FreeFall Magazine. Her children’s plays have appeared at the Calgary Fringe Festival and around the world. Her YA novels, Schizo, Hook Up, Touch, Stupid, and Creep Con are published by Lorimer SideStreets (available from any major bookseller) and her self published novel, Boiled Cat, is available at the interactive website - www.boiledcat.com . Check out her own interactive website at www.kimfirmston.com.
Sebastien Ringuette
Sebastien, a Calgary-grown professional cartoonist, author and mentor of young creative minds. He is the artist, writer and creator of three web comic series and has self published novels and collections of his comic work which began in the web cartooning heyday of 2007. He makes annual appearances at the Calgary and Edmonton comic and entertainment expos and is always looking to improve the laughs, and lives, of strangers though the magic of a good read. Sebastien teaches at the incomparable youth writing camp Wordsworth during the summer and is clearly too impatient to let that be his only outlet for working with talented up-and-coming creators as he founded and directs RIO's sister club, Pen and Panel Cartooning Club. See his website here.
Sebastien, a Calgary-grown professional cartoonist, author and mentor of young creative minds. He is the artist, writer and creator of three web comic series and has self published novels and collections of his comic work which began in the web cartooning heyday of 2007. He makes annual appearances at the Calgary and Edmonton comic and entertainment expos and is always looking to improve the laughs, and lives, of strangers though the magic of a good read. Sebastien teaches at the incomparable youth writing camp Wordsworth during the summer and is clearly too impatient to let that be his only outlet for working with talented up-and-coming creators as he founded and directs RIO's sister club, Pen and Panel Cartooning Club. See his website here.
John Williamson
John has been into creative writing for most of his life but has been trying to discipline himself to be a little bit less of a slacker with the pursuit since he turned forty a while ago and started panicking at the how much sand, ie. wasted time potentially spent on writing, was already on the bottom half of the hour glass. He recently completed his PhD dissertation in education by writing a critique of educational labeling in the form of a hard-boiled detective novel, and the work is being published as a serialized novel in the Journal of Applied Hermeneutics. John also enjoys slam poetry and, in addition to being an assistant coach and instructor for the RIO slam group, was a co-coach of the provincial winning St. Anne Academic centre team in 2015 and a frequent competitor in poetry slams around the city. He has won the Ink Spot Collective monthly poetry slams twice, once in 2015 and once in 2016 which considering, there are 12 months in a year, is a great example of how good things can happen if you just keep showing up. John is in awe of the skill and poise of both the RIO students and his fellow instructors, and lacking the ability to go back in time and go harder are writing sooner in life, is just grateful to be a part of this group.
John has been into creative writing for most of his life but has been trying to discipline himself to be a little bit less of a slacker with the pursuit since he turned forty a while ago and started panicking at the how much sand, ie. wasted time potentially spent on writing, was already on the bottom half of the hour glass. He recently completed his PhD dissertation in education by writing a critique of educational labeling in the form of a hard-boiled detective novel, and the work is being published as a serialized novel in the Journal of Applied Hermeneutics. John also enjoys slam poetry and, in addition to being an assistant coach and instructor for the RIO slam group, was a co-coach of the provincial winning St. Anne Academic centre team in 2015 and a frequent competitor in poetry slams around the city. He has won the Ink Spot Collective monthly poetry slams twice, once in 2015 and once in 2016 which considering, there are 12 months in a year, is a great example of how good things can happen if you just keep showing up. John is in awe of the skill and poise of both the RIO students and his fellow instructors, and lacking the ability to go back in time and go harder are writing sooner in life, is just grateful to be a part of this group.
Em Dubs
Em Dubs is the coach of Rogue Poets and an instructor of various other things. She maintains a universal piece of advice for all young writers, and indeed, any writers, who want to improve: MAKE IT GAYER!!!
Em Dubs is the coach of Rogue Poets and an instructor of various other things. She maintains a universal piece of advice for all young writers, and indeed, any writers, who want to improve: MAKE IT GAYER!!!
Brett Morrison
Brett is a Calgary-born writer and RIO's resident metalhead. He currently co-hosts RIO's monthly Dungeons and Dragons night, as well as occasionally teaching historical fiction writing classes. Brett has spent the better part of the past decade honing his craft, both in history and in writing, and offers a whole host of bizarre and odd historical trivia (no thanks to his tenure at the University of Calgary). Outside of RIO, one can expect to find this somewhat entertaining individual in a lecture hall or in a mosh pit.
Brett is a Calgary-born writer and RIO's resident metalhead. He currently co-hosts RIO's monthly Dungeons and Dragons night, as well as occasionally teaching historical fiction writing classes. Brett has spent the better part of the past decade honing his craft, both in history and in writing, and offers a whole host of bizarre and odd historical trivia (no thanks to his tenure at the University of Calgary). Outside of RIO, one can expect to find this somewhat entertaining individual in a lecture hall or in a mosh pit.
Adam Hildebrandt
Adam is a retired sky pirate and current co-host of RIO’s monthly Dungeons & Dragons club. His greatest achievement is being able to call himself a “professional” Dungeon Master. When he’s not leading people on fantastic adventures, he can be found reading books not covered in his university courses, and writing things that won’t be covered there either. He fosters a love of all things horror, steampunk, fantasy, and generally weird.
Adam is a retired sky pirate and current co-host of RIO’s monthly Dungeons & Dragons club. His greatest achievement is being able to call himself a “professional” Dungeon Master. When he’s not leading people on fantastic adventures, he can be found reading books not covered in his university courses, and writing things that won’t be covered there either. He fosters a love of all things horror, steampunk, fantasy, and generally weird.
NEWS
The AWCS Media club kids recently collaborated with Girls Rock Camp Calgary to make this cool music video:
SINGLE ONION: Come and see the Rogue Poets, as well as Emily Firmston and Alexis Kelly (and others) performed at Shelf Life Books. May 18, 2017
Emily Firmston – finalist for the 2017 Youth of Distinction Arts and Culture Award
Em Williamson – finalist for the 2016 Youth of Distinction Arts and Culture Award
Alexis Kelly –Won the 2017 Chasing Optimism Essay Contest worth $2500 for coming in first in her district. She also won the University of Lethbridge’s 50th Anniversary Golden Jubilee in the Arts and Science department. This is worth $10 000 over four years.
Em Williamson – finalist for the 2016 Youth of Distinction Arts and Culture Award
Alexis Kelly –Won the 2017 Chasing Optimism Essay Contest worth $2500 for coming in first in her district. She also won the University of Lethbridge’s 50th Anniversary Golden Jubilee in the Arts and Science department. This is worth $10 000 over four years.
A NEW PUBLICATION BY ONE OF OUR INSTRUCTORS!!!
Want to read a book illustrated by our Pen & Panel instructor - Sebastien Ringuette?
DESIGNING YOU
Designing YOU is written for a specific time in your life. High school is probably behind you. Suddenly, you need to make some weighty, often intimidating, decisions for yourself.
"What will I do when I graduate?"
"Am I on the right path?"
"How will I know if I'm making the right choices?"
"What type of career will inspire me?"
"What major should I declare?"
"Is there more to life than grades...?"
Designing YOU is about designing a road map that helps you address the relentless questions that you’re probably facing right now.
http://www.designingyou.org/
Want to read a book illustrated by our Pen & Panel instructor - Sebastien Ringuette?
DESIGNING YOU
Designing YOU is written for a specific time in your life. High school is probably behind you. Suddenly, you need to make some weighty, often intimidating, decisions for yourself.
"What will I do when I graduate?"
"Am I on the right path?"
"How will I know if I'm making the right choices?"
"What type of career will inspire me?"
"What major should I declare?"
"Is there more to life than grades...?"
Designing YOU is about designing a road map that helps you address the relentless questions that you’re probably facing right now.
http://www.designingyou.org/
The Rogue Poets were featured in an article, along with another poet - Rachel Krisa, about the Single Onion Youth Poetry Night at Shelf Life Books. Good job team! http://www.ramblingonwords.com/#!Youth-Poets-Night-hosted-by-Shelf-Life-Books/cgla/5768c6b80cf21d10aa6a5679
The Documentary Rocket House made of the RIO kids working on the YYCKidsFest twitter story for the 30th anniversary of the Calgary International Children's Festival is now up. Check it out! Super cool!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wWTku91NSc
They also sent us a note on Twitter:
Calgary Kids' Fest @YYCKidsFest May 28
Massive THANK YOU to the kids writers group who were incredible in writing this year's #YYCKidsFest30 Twitter story!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wWTku91NSc
They also sent us a note on Twitter:
Calgary Kids' Fest @YYCKidsFest May 28
Massive THANK YOU to the kids writers group who were incredible in writing this year's #YYCKidsFest30 Twitter story!
Kim Firmston was interviewed on CJSW about writing and RIO. Hear her interview here: https://soundcloud.com/cjsw-90-9-fm/yyc-makers-episode-1-kim-firmston-on-reality-is-optional
The recent response to RIO's Game Show at the Calgary Young Writers' Conference:
On behalf of the Calgary Young Writer's Committee, thank you for being a part of our conference this year. You really got the students excited about literacy! I know that the game show will be the highlight for most of the students. We appreciate your time and your generous donation of your services to our conference.
Sincerely, Lisa Ly (Calgary Young Writer's Conference Chair)
- Book your game show or workshop today!
On behalf of the Calgary Young Writer's Committee, thank you for being a part of our conference this year. You really got the students excited about literacy! I know that the game show will be the highlight for most of the students. We appreciate your time and your generous donation of your services to our conference.
Sincerely, Lisa Ly (Calgary Young Writer's Conference Chair)
- Book your game show or workshop today!
MEMBER Websites, Pages, and Channels
Wattpad writers:
Stella is The_Queen_of_Hell1
Jamie is rakethelawn
YouTube Channels
girl.with.a.pencil - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drcmjYKq_pI
CookieKat2014 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JOOOHEbPg0
RIO TV - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm7neh_rJh-eN2OeSenjnPQ
Stella is The_Queen_of_Hell1
Jamie is rakethelawn
YouTube Channels
girl.with.a.pencil - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drcmjYKq_pI
CookieKat2014 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JOOOHEbPg0
RIO TV - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm7neh_rJh-eN2OeSenjnPQ
OUR DIRECT SPONSORS (Thank you!)
Thank you, thank you, thank you to David Finch and Laurie Stretch for donating $500.00 to our program. Your support is amazing and appreciated. You guys rock!
Thank You to Irene and Jung Park for donating $300.00 dollars to our program. It's wonderful to have people like you supporting us!
Thank you to Helmut Ebinger for his donation to our Rogue Poets for the $250.00 we needed to go to the Can You Hear Me Now? Provincial Poetry Slam. Yay! We will do you proud and have a ton of fun while we're at it!
Thank you to Tracy and Gavin Lowe for donating $200.00. This will help us keep our kids from inking cartoons on bus stops and writing haikus under bridges and instead channel their creative juices into more appropriate avenues. Your support is stupendous!
Thank you to John Williamson for his $50.00 donation. It is much appreciated.
Thank you to Trevor Nichol for his $20.00 donation and for taking the bottles from the basement to the bottle depot! That was a big help!
Thank you to Bill Firmston for the donation of the bottles from the basement. We made $180.00 from them!
Thank You to Irene and Jung Park for donating $300.00 dollars to our program. It's wonderful to have people like you supporting us!
Thank you to Helmut Ebinger for his donation to our Rogue Poets for the $250.00 we needed to go to the Can You Hear Me Now? Provincial Poetry Slam. Yay! We will do you proud and have a ton of fun while we're at it!
Thank you to Tracy and Gavin Lowe for donating $200.00. This will help us keep our kids from inking cartoons on bus stops and writing haikus under bridges and instead channel their creative juices into more appropriate avenues. Your support is stupendous!
Thank you to John Williamson for his $50.00 donation. It is much appreciated.
Thank you to Trevor Nichol for his $20.00 donation and for taking the bottles from the basement to the bottle depot! That was a big help!
Thank you to Bill Firmston for the donation of the bottles from the basement. We made $180.00 from them!
OUR SPONSORS
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