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On the Verge Writing Contest
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On the Verge Writing Contest showcases and celebrates emerging UVic student voices with an annual theme under the broad rubric of equity, diversity and human rights. As a reformulation of the 10-year running Diversity Writing Awards, we carry forward the spirit of diversity under a broader umbrella and with a renewed spirit of creative exploration. The contest is co-sponsored by UVic Libraries and Equity and Human Rights (EQHR) with significant support from other units on campus.
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Recent Submissions
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(2023-04-26)An award-winning work of poetry with the theme of dialogue created by undergraduate student Rosemary (Xinhe) Hu, selected by celebrity judge Johnny D Trinh.
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(2023-04-26)An award-winning work of poetry with the theme of dialogue created by undergraduate student Maya Somogyi, selected by celebrity judge Johnny D Trinh.
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(2023-04-26)An award-winning work of non-fiction with the theme of dialogue created by undergraduate student Jade Wildey, selected by celebrity judge Johnny D Trinh.
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(2023-04-26)An award-winning work of non-fiction with the theme of dialogue created by undergraduate student Daniela Rassvetaieff, selected by celebrity judge Johnny D Trinh.
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(2023-04-26)An award-winning work of fiction with the theme of dialogue created by undergraduate student Eva Haas, selected by celebrity judge Johnny D Trinh.
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(2023-04-26)An award-winning work of fiction with the theme of dialogue created by undergraduate student Emily Clark, selected by celebrity judge Johnny D Trinh.
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(2023-04-26)An award-winning work of spoken word with the theme of dialogue created by undergraduate student Daniella Pope, selected by celebrity judge Johnny D Trinh.
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(2023-04-26)An award-winning work of spoken word with the theme of dialogue created by undergraduate student Ashley de Kroon, selected by celebrity judge Johnny D Trinh.
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(UVic Libraries, 2022)An award-winning work of spoken word with the theme of solidarity created by undergraduate student Zinhle Dewa, selected by celebrity judge Robin Stevenson.
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(UVic Libraries, 2021)An award-winning work of spoken word written by undergraduate student Lindani Khoza with the theme of resilience, selected by celebrity judge Monique Gray Smith.
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(UVic Libraries, 2021)An award-winning work of non-fiction written by undergraduate student Sarah Holman with the theme of resilience, selected by celebrity judge Monique Gray Smith.
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(UVic Libraries, 2021)An award-winning work of non-fiction written by undergraduate student Jenessa Joy Klukas with the theme of resilience, selected by celebrity judge Monique Gray Smith.
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(UVic Libraries, 2021)An award-winning work of fiction written by undergraduate student Sydney Low with the theme of resilience, selected by celebrity judge Monique Gray Smith.
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(UVic Libraries, 2021)An award-winning work of fiction written by undergraduate student Charlie Eggeling with the theme of resilience, selected by celebrity judge Monique Gray Smith.
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(UVic Libraries, 2021)An award-winning work of poetry written by undergraduate student Valentina Ibarra García with the theme of resilience, selected by celebrity judge Monique Gray Smith.
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(UVic Libraries, 2020)An award-winning work of spoken word written by undergraduate student David Donovan with the theme of compassion, selected by celebrity judge Sonnet L’Abbé.
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(UVic Libraries, 2020)An award-winning work of poetry written by graduate student Jordan Mounteer with the theme of compassion, selected by celebrity judge Sonnet L’Abbé.
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(UVic Libraries, 2020)An award-winning work of poetry written by undergraduate student Rachel Lachmansingh with the theme of compassion, selected by celebrity judge Sonnet L’Abbé.
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(UVic Libraries, 2020)An award-winning work of non-fiction written by graduate student Angie Reamer with the theme of compassion, selected by celebrity judge Sonnet L’Abbé.
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(UVic Libraries, 2020)An award-winning work of non-fiction written by undergraduate student Sarah Lachmansingh with the theme of compassion, selected by celebrity judge Sonnet L’Abbé.
