Gerald Thibeault
When Gerry is not writing poetry he can be found running, or with a wrench in his hand, a welder sometimes, or maybe a big hammer.
Susan Smith
Susan Smith merges her storytelling instincts as a former Globe and Mail editor with her passion for visual narratives through photography.
Lori Lupul
Lori Lupul was born in North Vancouver and raised on a ranch near Princeton, British Columbia.
Shadi Rajabi
Shadi Rajabi is a Montreal-based short fiction writer and avid reader. She has written stories since she was twelve.
Selena Mercuri
Selena Mercuri is a Toronto-based writer currently working on her debut novel, which explores themes of identity and generational trauma.
Cadence Edgcumbe
Cadence Edgcumbe turned the limitations of boat life in artistic innovation, creating striking portraits using watercolors on lamination sheets.
David Halliday
David Halliday has published poems across the United States and Canada including murder by Coach House Press, winner of the 2001 Eppie for poetry.
Justin Pulice
Justin Pulice is a poet and graduate of the BA Honours English and Creative Writing program at Concordia University.
Lilah Warren
Lilah Warren dreams of, loves, and has to be near the sea. She would like to be a seagull, but has settled for being a poet.
Arielle Friedman
Arielle Friedman is an award-winning documentary screenwriter who bounces between Toronto and New York.
Deborah Blenkhorn
Deborah Blenkhorn's stories are set in Ontario, New Brunswick, and British Columbia.
Dennis Stein
Dennis Stein has been writing historical pieces for free newspapers, and short stories and novels for more than a decade, having begun to take his craft seriously later in life.
Jamie Quinn Mader
Jamie Quinn Mader (they/them) is a queer, mad, fat, non binary femme who writes from what is colonially known as Toronto, Ontario.
Ronald Zajac
Ronald Zajac was born and raised in Montreal, where he completed a B.A. and M.A. in English Literature at McGill University.