Caitlin McKenzie
Caitlin Mckenzie is an emerging queer poet and playwright based in Barrie, ON.
Kim Losier
Kimberley Losier was born in Saint John, New Brunswick and attended Mount Saint Vincent University in Halifax.
Andrew Lafleche
Andrew Lafleche is an award-winning poet and author of No Diplomacy; Shameless; Ashes; A Pardonable Offence; One Hundred Little Victories; On Writing; Merica, Merica on the Wall; and After I Turn into Alcohol.
Tye Kraimer
Tye Kraimer is an emerging writer and filmmaker based in Toronto, interested in embodied stories of becoming tied to specific environmental contexts.
Salvatore DiFalco
Salvatore DiFalco lives in Toronto. He is the author of What Happens At Canals (Mansfield), a book of poetry.
Melody Corrigall
Melodie Corrigall is an eclectic Canadian writer whose work has appeared in many journals.
Robert Chursinoff
During daylight hours Robert works as a digital media producer, director and editor. After sundown the pen and paper come out.
Mitchell Toews
Mitchell Toews lives and writes at Jessica Lake in Manitoba. When an insufficient number of, “We are pleased to inform you…” emails are on hand, he finds alternative joy in the windy intermingling between the top of the water and the bottom of the sky or skates on the ice until he can no longer see the cabin.
Mary-Clare Terrill
Mary Clare is a Canadian-Australian writer of fiction and creative non-fiction.
Molly Steels
Molly Steels is a photographer from Bradford, Ontario who recently moved out of her small town to Toronto, Ontario.
Charlotte Sherry-Gilmour
Charlotte Sherry-Gilmour is a writer, environmentalist and a self-identified adventurer.
Ellis Scott
Ellis Scott is a new writer, and an old man. His first short story was published by Into The Void magazine in October 2019 and his second will be published by High Shelf Press in February 2020.
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.
Sadi Muktadir
Sadi Muktadir is a writer currently squandering his life working in an office downtown. He was born and raised in Toronto, his parents having emigrated from Bangladesh for a better life.
Andrea Martineau
Andrea Martineau is a poet, bibliophile, and phytomaniac with a penchant for heritage buildings and their paranormal tenants.
Anna Luckai
Part ritual, part risk-taking, Anna Luckai is engaged in an intimate dance with nature on her acreage in Kawartha Lakes.
Leslie Hill
Leslie Hill taught high school in Toronto for twenty-five years before moving to Scotland to live in the Findhorn Foundation.
Holly Ducarte
Holly Ducarte is a creative writer and award-winning poet from Canada. She has two published poetry chapbooks titled Hiding Bones and Confetti Confessions.