After sustaining a concussion while skiing, Wilder Simpson was forced into his mind where he confronted, with turmoil and love, the parts of himself he had long buried.

Carol Casey lives in Dish With One Spoon Territory, Blyth, Ontario, with her husband, hundreds of books, and a large garden.

Stephen Grant is a Toronto poet and writer, turning to writing after a long career in law. He has a particular penchant for Maine coon cats.

Don Palmer is from Montreal, Quebec where he studied Children’s Literature at Dawson College and English Literature at Concordia University.

August Carrigan is a non-binary, neurodivergent poet from St. John’s NL.

Debbie was an Early Childhood Educator for many years.She has published poetry in various Canadian and American magazines and journals.

Eva Grace has a hundred interests, but her enduring love is for writing.

Bill Garvey's poetry has been published or is forthcoming in several journals.

Sarah Ralph (she/her) is a poet that resides in Riverview, New Brunswick.

Christopher Pastulovic is a long-time creative writer from Maple Ridge, BC.

Isobel Sinclair is a student at Simon Fraser University where she studies History and English Literature.

Meghan Kemp-Gee is a teacher, scriptwriter, and author

Michael Schmidt is an emerging writer from the quiet woods and fields of rural Southern Ontario.

Joan Rivard began her university education studying biology, but left school to work for a tour organizer on the Amazon River.

Josiah Nelson is an MFA in Writing student and sessional lecturer at the University of Saskatchewan.

Paul Desjardins has been an avid photographer of Canada’s flora and fauna since the late 80s.

Alexxa Collins is from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. Her passion in life is everything mental health and advocacy.