
Ce documentaire profile l'écrivain Marie-Claire Blais.

In this episode from the Writers' Confessions series, well-known Canadian authors talk about how close to home they choose to write, how writing has helped them negotiate the outside world and how important it is to surrender to the inner world when crafting stories.

This episode of The Writing Life profiles Canadian writer Camilla Gibb, winner of the City of Toronto Book Award for her first novel, Mouthing the Words.

This episode of The Writing Life profiles Canadian poet Cathy Stonehouse, author of The Words I Know.

In this episode from the Writers' Confessions series, well-known Canadian authors chart their development as writers--including why they started, how they went about it, and who inspired them to continue.

In this episode from the Writers' Confessions series, well-known Canadian authors examine writing as a career choice, being in the public eye, and staying afloat financially through writing.

This episode of The Writing Life profiles author Douglas Glover, the Ontario writer and winner of the 2003 Governor General's Literary Award for fiction.

In this episode from the Writers' Confessions series, well-known Canadian authors discuss the impact of education on their careers, the magic of seeing their words in print, and the excruciating task of reading and writing reviews.

In this episode from the Writers' Confessions series, well-known Canadian authors discuss the public life of a writer, their working relationships with agents and publishers, and what they gain from giving readings.

In this episode from the Writers' Confessions series, well known Canadian authors emphasize the importance of getting voice right, learning to persist through interminable drafts and overcoming the challenges of writer-editor relationship.

This episode of The Writing Life profiles renowned Canadian author Guy Vanderhaeghe.

This episode of The Writing Life profiles Canadian writer Jonathan Bennett, author of After Battersea Park and Verandah People: Stories.

This episode of The Writing Life profiles Canadian writer Kathryn Kuitenbrouwer, author of the short story collection Way Up.

This episode of The Writing Life profiles Canadian writer Kristen den Hartog, author of the novel Water Wings.

In this episode from the Writers' Confessions series, well-known Canadian authors delve into the significance of the land in Canadian literature, the sacredness of writing, and the responsibility writers feel to contribute to the greater world.

This episode of The Writing Life profiles Michael Crummey, a Newfoundland writer.


In this episode from the Storytellers in motion series, filmmaker Doug Cuthand is profiled.


This documentary explores the fiction of the Paris-based short story master, Mavis Gallant, considered by both critics and her literary peers to be one of the most talented women writing in the English language.


Vancouver filmmkaer Fumiko Kiyooka presents the life and work of her father, acclaimed Japanese-Canadian artist Roy Kiyooka, in the documentary REED.

This episode of The Writing Life profiles Robert Priest, Canadian writer and musician.

In this episode from the Writers' Confessions series, well-known Canadian authors explain the absolute necessity of sticking to a schedule, the ways they approach research, and the importance of editing.

In this episode from the Writers' Confessions series, well-known Canadian authors talk about the scribe's lonely lifestyle, the challenges a writing career poses to family relationships, and the importance of their readers.