Walker Pityn is an MFA in Writing graduate from the University of Saskatchewan, where he wrote poetry and realistic fiction.

Zach McCann-Armitage (he/him) is a writer, musician, and filmmaker based in Whitehorse, his hometown.

Jessica Michalsky is an Alberta-based author. Raised on the prairies, she spent her youth watching shooting stars and planes flying overhead.

Chris J. Meyer is a burgeoning creative writer. His writing journey began as a plant scientist, publishing several technical pieces in journals titled Annals of Botany and Journal of Experimental Botany.

Nettie Marie Magnan is a writer turned nurse, turned writer again.

Stephen Sinisi is a writer based in Maple, where he lives with his wife and four children (two with fur, two without).

Frances Koziar has published prose and poetry in over 100 different literary magazines and outlets, and has had over 20 professional-rate publications.

Ian Fisher’s first byline appears in his birth notice—‘Boy Arrives at Fishers’—that for 90% of his life hung framed on a pine-panelled wall in Montréal, and now hibernates in an L.L.Bean tote in a hall closet in Pacific Heights.

Eric Twa is a gay Canadian writer living with schizophrenia.

Sheila completed the Creative Writing program at the University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies and the Humber Summer Workshop in Creative Writing.

Alline Cormier is a Canadian film analyst and retired court interpreter who makes her home in Victoria, British Columbia.

Ellen Lesiuk is an emerging writer from Ottawa, Ontario

Carole Glasser Langille is the author of five books of poems, two collections of short stories, two children's books, and the non-fiction book Doing Time.

Randy Sébastien Charles is a fourth year nursing student in Nova Scotia. Poetry and the literary world is an escape.

Daryl Bruce (he/him) is a recovering dairy farmer turned writer based in Montreal. An emerging voice in queer Canadian prose and poetry, his work has appeared in The Antigonish Review, Open Minds Quarterly, and more.

Raised in the Greater Toronto Area, and recently relocated to the Central Ontario town of Stayner, thirty-two year old Clarke has written a number of flash and short story pieces.

Deanne Deschamps has been keeping secrets between paper and pen since the age of 14.