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Former Weyburn author Mark Morton nominated for prestigious sci-fi award
WEYBURN — Former Weyburn resident author, Mark Morton, has recently been nominated for a literature award for his new novel The Headmasters. Morton got into writing while teaching at the University of Winnipeg, starting in January 1993. The CBC radio station was beside the university, so Morton pitched an idea to them for a show about language. They approved the idea for a column on the origin of street names in Winnipeg. “That grew into thinkin…
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Former Weyburn author Mark Morton nominated for prestigious sci-fi award
WEYBURN — Former Weyburn resident author, Mark Morton, has recently been nominated for a literature award for his new novel The Headmasters. Morton got into writing while teaching at the University of Winnipeg, starting in January 1993. The CBC radio station was beside the university, so Morton pitched an idea to them for a show about language. They approved the idea for a column on the origin of street names in Winnipeg. “That grew into thinkin…
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