by Deborah Elderhorst | Jun 15, 2019 | Blog
Author Helen Humphreys selected my essay “Foreign Object” as the winner of this year’s Creative Non-Fiction Collective/Humber Literary Review creative non-fiction contest. Helen made the announcement at a dinner and literary cabaret during the CNFC...
by Deborah Elderhorst | Jun 2, 2019 | Blog
My diptych essay Origins, Neurodivergence was recently released on The Nasiona Podcast, in a special episode that explores motherhood from diverse points of experience. British writer and poet Jo Weston read my work. You can listen to the podcast...
by Deborah Elderhorst | May 25, 2019 | Blog
Honoured to learn that my personal essay Foreign Object is one of three pieces short-listed for the 2019 Creative Nonfiction Collective Society/Humber Literary Review creative nonfiction contest. Winner will be announced at the CNFC Writing True conference in...
by Deborah Elderhorst | Apr 3, 2019 | Blog
Incredibly honoured and delighted to scream that my flash essay “Foreign Object” is one of ten works long-listed in the Creative Nonfiction Collective Society/Humber Literary Review contest for 2018-2019. Shortlist will be released in May, and the winner...
by Deborah Elderhorst | Dec 11, 2018 | Blog
I’m tickled pink and honoured to announce that The Tishman Review has nominated my short story “Warp and Weft” for the Best Small Fictions 2019 anthology, published annually in the U.S. Best Small Fictions is a contemporary anthology which honours...
by Deborah Elderhorst | Nov 8, 2018 | Blog
After a stellar launch in Melbourne, Australia, Trace is out in the world, and it includes an essay of mine! You can pick up a copy at select bookstores or online at:...
by Deborah Elderhorst | Oct 16, 2018 | Blog
Support emerging writers and read a piece of my creative nonfiction in the Visible Ink anthology, “Trace,” which launches November 2 in Melbourne,...
by Deborah Elderhorst | Jul 10, 2018 | Blog
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by Deborah Elderhorst | Jul 4, 2018 | Blog
Let loose with an SLR camera and a roll of black-and-white film, we can stop time. Magpies chortle, grasshoppers whirr, a cool wind stirs the leaves of nearby trees. I am always in freefall, you’re always just landing. The cemetery across the road can...
by Deborah Elderhorst | Jun 15, 2018 | Blog
Proud to say that out of more than 480 submissions, my story “Child Bride” was one of twelve finalists in the Writers’ Union of Canada’s 25th Annual Short Prose Competition for Emerging Writers. Congratulations to winner Jo Hatherly and my...
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