Julia Edda Pape
Julia Edda Pape lives in Toronto with her cats. She loves to write stories and drink coffee.
Sarah El Sioufi
Sarah El Sioufi is an Egyptian Canadian whose unpublished manuscript won the Muskoka Novel Marathon and was longlisted for the Santa Fe Writers Project Literary Award.
James Monroe
James Monroe is a writer from Mississauga with degrees in English and Teaching.
Stephanie Silk
Stephanie Silk is a library technician who inherited her love of storytelling from her father, and her dark humour from her mother.
Louie Leyson
Louie Leyson was awarded the CBC Literary Prize in Nonfiction (2023), longlisted for the CBC Literary Prize in Poetry (2024), and is the recipient of a grant by the Canada Council for the Arts.
John McPhee
John McPhee is retired from a career in community newspapers that spanned more than 25 years.
George Zancola
George Zancola is a writer of poetry and short fiction focusing on the marginalized in modern society.
Justine Leonhardt
Justine Leonhardt is a writer with an Associate of Arts Degree in Creative Writing from Camosun College.
Leslie Stark
Leslie Stark is a teacher, mom, poet, playwright, dancer, singer, hula hoop maker, excellent baker, expert cat napper, champion of the arts, and wildly busy person.
Spencer Gorham
Spencer Gorham (they/them), born and raised in Fredericton, New Brunswick, is a musician and poet.
Pauline Shen
Pauline Shen is an emerging writer in London, Ontario. Her writing aims to showcase beauty and courage rooted in unexpected and challenging places. Her work is published or forthcoming with Amethyst Review, Blank Spaces, CommuterLit, and Dreamers Creative Writing.
Gail M. Murray
After a successful career as a teacher/teacher-librarian with an emphasis on literature, poetry, and drama, Gail has turned her talents to freelance writing.