Dennis Stein
Dennis Stein has been writing historical pieces for free newspapers, and short stories and novels for more than a decade, having begun to take his craft seriously later in life.
Paul Edward Costa
Paul Edward Costa is a literary artist, former Poet Laureate for the City of Mississauga, and the current Director of Toronto's Art Bar Poetry Series.
Andrew Lindsay
Dr. Andrew Lindsay is an occasional teacher of college history with a fond memory of growing up, and attending school in Scarborough, Ontario.
Daryl Bruce
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.
Jessie Carson
Jessie Carson lives in Almonte, Ontario. She is a writer, a reader, a teacher, and the mother of three boys.
Tanya Bellehumeur-Allatt
Tanya Bellehumeur-Allatt is the author of the critically acclaimed Peacekeeper’s Daughter: A Middle East Memoir (Thistledown, 2021), which was a finalist for the Quebec Writer’s Federation Mavis Gallant Award for Nonfiction.
Lisa Jones
Lisa Jones is a graduate of Simon Fraser’s Writer’s Studio and is currently undertaking her Masters of Social Work.
Anthony Clarke
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
Deanne Deschamps has been keeping secrets between paper and pen since the age of 14.
Véronique Aglat
Véronique Aglat lives in Montreal, Quebec, with her husband and one surviving son.
Tom Reynolds
Tom Reynolds lives in small town Ontario. He has written much and published little.
Celia Richard
The intricacies of the human connection are what motivate Celia Richard to write.
Rose Camara
Rose Camara is an emerging writer, public servant, and recovering lawyer living and working on the Lekwungen people’s territory known as Victoria.
Margot Block
Margot Block has been writing since the age of fourteen. She won first prize in a poetry contest sponsored by the Writers Collective and an honourable mention in a poetry contest sponsored by the Lake Winnipeg Writers Group.