Bronwen Keyes-Bevan

Bronwen Keyes-Bevan is a Toronto-based writer. Born in Toronto but raised in Ireland, Bronwen studied filmmaking at University of Winchester, UK and screenwriting at Humber College, Toronto. Her latest screenplay was shortlisted for the Sundance International Screenwriters Lab and the WeScreenplay Diverse Voices Contest. She honed her writing craft as assistant to Emmy Award-winning writer and director, Patricia Rozema (Mouthpiece, Into The Forest, I’ve Heard The Mermaids Singing) and taught filmmaking at University of Toronto’s Hart House. Her writing on literature, art, and entertainment has appeared in Flare, The National Post, The Irish Times, Post City, and elsewhere. Her personal essays have appeared on She Does The City and in the anthology, Ireland and Me: Reflections by Emigrants. She is a member of the University of Toronto’s Hart House Literary & Library Committee and is a prose reader for the literary journal Random Sample Review. She lives in Toronto with her husband, Joe, and their son, Leo. Find her at www.bronwenkeyesbevan.com or on Twitter @bronwenkeyesbev

Bronwen is a 2020 long form mentee and worked with Melanie Florence