The Association of Book Publishers of British Columbia (Books BC) works to support the long-term health and success of the Canadian-owned book industry in British Columbia. This website contains information on BC independent publishers and bookstores, literary festivals, publishing courses and much more.

Canadian Authors Association provides writers with a wide variety of programs, services and resources to help them develop their skills in both the craft and the business of writing, enhance their ability to earn a living as a writer, and have access to a Canada-wide network of writers and publishing industry professionals.

Learn about Canadian Copyright from the Canadian Intellectual Property Office.

The British Columbia branch of Editors Canada. Access information about what a professional editor can do for your work!

Book a computer in StoryLab at our Lynn Valley location to create digital art, illustration, graphic design and much more for your literary project!

The North Shore Authors Collection inspires, supports, and celebrates the literary talent of North Shore authors by highlighting locally created content in all three North Shore libraries for one year, starting in the fall.

The NSWA is a fellowship of writers who are at all stages in the writing journey, from novice to professional, published and unpublished. It is a registered non-profit organization dedicated to nourishing the literary community through teaching and sharing skills.

Whether you are an established writer or just starting out, the Vancouver Public Library has an extensive guide on writing to help you from business tips to finding inspiration. This guide lists websites, databases and useful books in their collection.

Through a portfolio of programs that includes 13 literary awards, financial grants, career development initiatives for emerging writers, and a residency, Writers’ Trust ensures that Canadian writers have the support and resources they need.

Provides guidance to writers on getting published (traditional and self-published), navigating relationships with agents and editors, and understanding the business of writing (taxes, archives, literary estates).