Literary:

In 1994 I gave an interview for The Ukrainian Weekly as I was winding down my term 1993-1994 as Chair of The Writers Union of Canada.
https://web.archive.org/web/20061205031910/http://ukrweekly.com/Archive/1994/209418.shtml

The Seven Oaks Reader was one of the books featured at the Saskatoon Street Festival in 2016. I assembled a group of brilliant theatre students who took on a diversity of voices and accents. The script can be read here.

Some months after Prodigal Daughter was published in 2010, Myrna was interviewed by phone with a Greek Orthodox priest in Miami, with his own radio show.

While her book Prodigal Daughter was still in progress, Myrna was invited to contribute to an anthology of essays inspired by the Benedictine monastic community of St Peter’s Abbey in Muenster SK.

BroadsideIn 2021 a digital archive was made available of all back issues of the ground-breaking Canadian feminist newspaper, Broadside, to which I made several contributions 1979-1983, on Feminist writers, ethnic feminism, feminist theory, future of feminism, International Women’s Day and International feminism: women in Greece. Search under Authors https://www.broadsidefeminist.com/authors/

In 2011 I made available a chapter from The Doomed Bridegroom, which had been published in 1998. “Inside the Copper Mountain” is about the fate of Vasyl Stus, the Ukrainian poet-dissident who perished in the Gulag in 1985. This is a very good example from my own work of creative nonfiction.

Read a recent post by Myrna about a visit to a girls’ school in Istanbul

Tribute to Rudy Wiebe

Caterina Edwards

Visible Silence: Women in Black in Edmonton on JSTOR

Quill & Quire

Lord, History Falls Through The Cracks
Adapted from a chapter in The Doomed Bridegroom, this piece of creative nonfiction ran in the Mennonite literary magazine, Rhubarb, Fall 2008.

How I Lost My Hyphen And Found My Groove
This essay was published in Books in Canada, November 2007.

A Tale of Two Massacres, published in Literary Review of Canada

Literary Nonfiction in Sask

Frog Lake:

Following Big Bear
This piece appeared in Legacy magazine summer 2008.

Byzantium:

Ethics 336

Byzantium

Canadian Studies:

My Tulova: Near Two Hills
This piece was commissioned by Legacy magazine in Fall 2006 for their “Places of the Heart” series.

Click Here For Canada

Canada Day 2000

Westword Columns, Writers Guild of Alberta 2002-2005

The Teach In
The Writer Reads
The Third Pillar
TWUC AGM 2000
Back at the Writers Union AGM
Happy (Orange) New Year!
Twenty-Five Years Of The WGA
Grainau At Last
My Iggy Election Diary
If They Build It, Will We Come?
On Reading Oneself Cited in Someone Else’s Book
Pierre Berton
Poland
Research by Serendipity
Singing Minnesota Summertime Blues
Writer On Holiday