Jenn Ashton - Creativity Unleashed
Jenn Ashton considered herself a writer at age 6 and she was first published at age 14. She writes in many genres and forms from children's books, newspaper editorials, music magazine columns to training materials and literary fiction. In 2015 she began working as a virtual artist in North VancouveâŠ
Jenn Ashton (Spoken Label, April 2021)
Latest Spoken Label Podcast is from the wonderful Jenn Ashton, author of "People like Frank and other stories from the edge of normal"Â
The book is described as "A young woman in a group home investigates a mysterious piece of knitting. An obsessed bag boy does grim battle with a squirrel. A womâŠ
Writing, Parenting and Ancestry with Jenn Ashton
Jenn Ashton is a writer, poet, and painter from Squamish, BC, Canada. We talk about becoming a parent at fifteen, and her squamish heritage. Read more at https://www.conorbredin.com/jenn-ashton-interview
If you'd like to see all previous episodes, head over to conorbredin.com/podcastInterested in aâŠ
A Writer's Life đ Short Story Saturday. Jenn Ashton
Jenn Ashton is an award-winning author and visual artist living in North Vancouver, BC. She is the author of the prize-winning article âSiamelahtâ in British Columbia History (52.4 Winter 2019)Â
Her debut novel People Like Frank, and Other Stories from the Edge of Normal was published by Tide WateâŠ
2x03: What Is The Edge Of Normal? Interview With Author: Jenn Ashton
Jenn Ashton is an author and visual artist from Vancouver Canada. In this episode, we chat all about her writing, her art and her book 'People Like Frank And Other Stories From The Edge Of Normal.'
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You Can Build a Writing Career across Genres with Jenn Ashton
Many writers like to work within one genre or niche. They write thriller books or police procedurals, or mystery books. Other writers find working within one genre or niche confining, and they like to try different types of writing to see where it takes them. In this episode, I recently had the chaâŠ
Book club â Fresh Banana Leaves by Jessica Hernandez
Indigenous communities are among the most affected by climate change, yet their work and knowledge has long been dismissed as unscientific. In her first book Fresh Banana Leaves: Healing Indigenous Landscapes through Indigenous Science, Maya Ch'orti' and Zapotec environmental scientist Jessica HernâŠ
E27 - Jenn Ashton, Creativity Unleashed
Jenn Ashton considered herself a writer at age 6 and she was first published at age 14. She writes in many genres and forms from children's books, newspaper editorials, music magazine columns to training materials and literary fiction. In 2015 she began working as a virtual artist in North VancouveâŠ
E27 - Jenn Ashton, Creativity Unleashed
Jenn Ashton considered herself a writer at age 6 and she was first published at age 14. She writes in many genres and forms from children's books, newspaper editorials, music magazine columns to training materials and literary fiction. In 2015 she began working as a virtual artist in North VancouveâŠ
Eight Local Books to Upgrade Your Summer Reading List
A curated booklist to suit varied seasonal whims. ⊠Article written by Read Local BC.
Long days, warm sunshine, balmy breezes, cool waters, and gardens blooming with colour and heady scents â can summer last forever? Unfortunately, seasons change. What doesn't change is the joy and thrill of a goodâŠ
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