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Selkirk creative writing in Nelson

Selkirk College has decided to continue its new creative writing course for another semester.

This after what they’re calling “spirited momentum” from the fall offering.

The evening one-semester course will run at the Kootenay School of the Arts.

It teaches the basics of blogging and travel writing , as well as other non-fiction and fiction forms.

There will also be a focus on writing plays for radio.

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