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.

Elizabeth Rosell lives in Northern Ontario, Canada, with her cat Belle.

Alan Hill has been writing since working and living in Botswana twenty-five years ago.

Renee Cronley is a writer from Manitoba that stepped away from nursing to prioritize her children, and has been channelling her knowledge and experiences into a poetry book about nursing burnout.

Spencer Gorham (they/them), born and raised in Fredericton, New Brunswick, is a musician and poet.

Raye Hendrickson has loved words her entire life. They have fed her, moved her to laughter and to tears, and stretched her mind.

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. 

Justin Pulice is a poet and graduate of the BA Honours English and Creative Writing program at Concordia University.

Luke Sawczak is a teacher and writer in Toronto.

Witch, bitch, and full-time disaster, Helen Robertson is a trans, bisexual, genderqueer woman moving through the lifelong process of accepting how lucky they've been.

Véronik Le Duc (she/her) is from Ottawa, Ontario, and is currently pursuing her Master’s in Creative Writing at the University of Glasgow.

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.