A couple of weeks ago, I had the privilege to take part in Young Alberta Book Society’s Taleblazer tour. What a good time! I visited Ecole Sir George Simpson, in St. Albert, and talked to a couple of groups of students about writing. What an excellent visit! Thank you for inviting me! They ask good questions.
I was also able to visit Wolf Creek Academy in Lacombe. We spend the morning in a small group talking about what it takes to write a novel and whether or not students could take on the task.This is a picture of me, there.
Thank you Cheryl Gascoyne for snapping a few pictures. What a great group! The weather was awesome. The company fantastic. Thanks for letting me drop by!
Special thanks to the YABS pros, Stephanie and Jenn. It was well arranged and a lot of fun.
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About Bill Bunn
Bill’s excited because his second YA novel, Kill Shot, is now available everywhere!
Bill Bunn is the author of three books (soon to be four), several essays and articles. He published his first young adult novel, Duck Boy, in October 2012 (bitingduckpress.com). His second book is a collection of grown-up essays and articles titled Hymns of Home, released April 1, 2013 (bitingduckpress.com). In 2003, Moon Canoe, a children’s picture book was published. This book was bought and translated into French by Le Canotier, and released as Canoë Lune (2005).
He is currently writing two pages a day to generate the rough draft of his next novel.
Bill Bunn lives near Millarville, Alberta, Canada. He and his wife, Linda, take care of three teenagers, two dogs, two cats, and two hives of bees. Bill teaches English at Mount Royal University.
https://www.facebook.com/billbunnauthor
I was also able to visit Wolf Creek Academy in Lacombe. We spend the morning in a small group talking about what it takes to write a novel and whether or not students could take on the task.This is a picture of me, there.
Thank you Cheryl Gascoyne for snapping a few pictures. What a great group! The weather was awesome. The company fantastic. Thanks for letting me drop by!
