From hosting exciting writing events to connecting writers with self-publishing opportunities, the Library has everything an author needs to develop essential writing skills, build a writer’s toolkit, and self-publish their work.
The following resources are available to all library members. Library membership is free to everyone, and sign-up occurs in-person at any County of Brant Public Library branch and online at brantlibrary.ca/membership.
Summer sessions coming soon!
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Authors who would like to have their works included in our collections should submit books for consideration by using our online submission forms:
All submissions must reflect the Library’s Material Selections & De-Selection Policy.
Authors who would like to have their works included in our collections should submit books for consideration by using our online submission forms:
All submissions must reflect the Library’s Material Selections & De-Selection Policy.
Authors who would like to have their works included in our collections should submit books for consideration by using our online submission forms:
All submissions must reflect the Library’s Material Selections & De-Selection Policy.
Do you love to write? Looking to perfect your craft? Join a self-led group of amateur writers!
Engage in discussions, share your work, and take part in exercises to fine-tune your writing.
This program is for adults 18+.
Learn how to format your work into eBook format (Pressbooks), self-publish your work (Indie Author Project), and practice your craft (Gale Online Courses) for free with the Library!
Format your book for ePublication anywhere with Pressbooks! Create professional-quality eBook and print-ready files in ePUB, MOBI and PDF formats.
Share your eBook with readers! Formatted your eBook using Pressbooks and share it here. If your book is selected by our curation partners, it will also be available alongside other great indie reads in participating libraries across Canada and the USA.
Sign up for free six-week Gale Courses on a variety of writing topics. A valid library card number is required. Program topics include:
We carry many books that will help you learn how to write, edit, and get published, including titles like writer's market guides, grammar and style guides, the Canadian Writer's Contest Calendar, self-publishing books and more.
Check out the Canadian Intellectual Property Office's online guide to copyrights in Canada.
Check out the Library and Archives Canada guide for obtaining an International Standard Book Number (ISBN).
Authors who would like to have their works included in our print collections should submit books for consideration by using our online submission forms: