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Writing links
Looking for some help producing your entry? Try exploring these links suggested by our volunteers:
UBC Writing Centre’s Online Resources http://www.writingcentre.ubc.ca/online_resources.html (Links to writing help of all sorts, including grammar, composition skills, style guides).
VIRL’s Web Library http://www.virl.bc.ca/main_content/your_web_library/web_sites_by_topic.html (The Vancouver Island Regional Library’s collection of links to online information sources, including BC, Canadian and international sites).
Purdue University’s Online Writing Lab http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl (Writing handouts, tutorials, links to online resources)
And if you need inspiration, have a look at last year’s winners, or check out these examples of fine writing by other young people:
The Claremont review http://www.theclaremontreview.ca (A magazine based in Victoria, BC which publishes poetry, short stories and short plays by 13—19 year olds from anywhere in the English-speaking world).
What If? http://www.whatifmagazine.com/ (A fiction, poetry and art magazine publishing work by Canadians 19 years old or younger).
WindScript http://www.skwriter.com/windscript_vol23_2006.pdf (A magazine of Saskatchewan high school writing published on-line by the Saskatchewan Writers Guild).
Stone Soup (A magazine publishing poems, stories and art by younger students (8 to 13 year-olds) from around the English-speaking world). |
