Little Workshop of Horrors with Corey Liu
Vancouver Public Library Presents
About
Wait... did you hear that?
That eerie scratching, staccato tapping, and those voices exchanging tense whispers. Are you imagining things? No? Then it must be... a horror writing workshop!
Come sharpen your skills and craft some scares with YA author Corey Liu (He's So Possessed With Me). All teen writers welcome, whether you're a longtime horror fan or ready to sink your teeth into a new genre.
For teens ages 13-18.
Corey Liu is a writer based in Vancouver. He has written for shows like Family Law, Davey and Jonesie’s Locker, Gangnam Project, and Private Eyes: West Coast. He is the 2026 winner of the Writers Guild of Canada Award for Best Dramatic Writing and his debut horror novel He's So Possessed With Me is a Stonewall Honor and a LAMBDA finalist. He loves anime, B-horror movies, and investigating strange noises in the dark.
Accessibility Information
Teen Services is working to make our programs accessible to all Vancouver teens. Please email us at [email protected] to let us know how our program facilitators can support you to participate fully and comfortably.
For more information on physical access, view the Accessibility information on the Central Library page.
That eerie scratching, staccato tapping, and those voices exchanging tense whispers. Are you imagining things? No? Then it must be... a horror writing workshop!
Come sharpen your skills and craft some scares with YA author Corey Liu (He's So Possessed With Me). All teen writers welcome, whether you're a longtime horror fan or ready to sink your teeth into a new genre.
For teens ages 13-18.
Corey Liu is a writer based in Vancouver. He has written for shows like Family Law, Davey and Jonesie’s Locker, Gangnam Project, and Private Eyes: West Coast. He is the 2026 winner of the Writers Guild of Canada Award for Best Dramatic Writing and his debut horror novel He's So Possessed With Me is a Stonewall Honor and a LAMBDA finalist. He loves anime, B-horror movies, and investigating strange noises in the dark.
Accessibility Information
Teen Services is working to make our programs accessible to all Vancouver teens. Please email us at [email protected] to let us know how our program facilitators can support you to participate fully and comfortably.
For more information on physical access, view the Accessibility information on the Central Library page.
