"Writers helping writers!"
Welcome to the Canadian Authors Association Toronto Branch
Helping Writers Achieve Their Goals
The CAA is a national Canadian organization dedicated to helping writers achieve their goals. Whether you are an aspiring or an established writer, the Canadian Authors Association will help you get over your next hurdle.
"Writers Helping Writers"
Our motto is "Writers helping writers" and that is what we do. Learning and networking together, the group combines their expertise to help each other. Whether it's through our monthly meetings, our workshops and seminars, or via our virtual online group, there is sure to be something to help you grow and develop in your craft.
Toronto Branch Membership
The Toronto Branch is one of several Canadian Authors Association (CAA) Branches located across Canada. Being part of a nation-wide organization gives you the advantage of a local writing group combined with the protection and benefits that only a national association can provide.
To join the Toronto Branch, indicate this in the Branch Affiliation section on the CAA Membership form.
CAA Anthology Update
Available in Bookstores & On-line
The 2006 anthology of the CAA-Toronto Branch, Stumbling through Darkness, is now available in bookstores in Toronto and at Chapters/Indigo stores across Canada or it may be ordered on-line at Chapters/Indigo and Amazon.ca.
Book Launched November 16
The 2006 anthology was officially launched on November 16, 2006 with contributors and their family and friends in attendance. Edeet Ravel, prize-winning novelist, presided at the launch ceremony. See the The Authors December 2006 edition for photos and more information.
Published by the Wingate Press, the anthology contains works of poetry, short fiction and non-fiction by our branch members.
Submissions
The deadline for submissions was June 1, 2006. Details are found in The Authors May 2006 edition.
For those that missed the deadline, there is always next year!
A listing of the stories in the 2006 anthology will give you an idea of the range of writing represented in these Branch anthologies.
www.canauthorstoronto.org/index.html
Updated: November 17, 2008