Ali Bryan (Roost) Ali Bryan is a personal trainer who grew up in Halifax and Sackville, New Brunswick. [more]
		Ian Colford (The Crimes of Hector Tomás) Ian Colford is a fiction writer living in Halifax, Nova Scotia. [more]
		Joan Crate (Suburban Legends) Joan Crate was born in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories. Since then she’s lived in several towns and cities in B.C., Alberta, and Saskatchewan. She dropped out of high school, married young… [more]
		paulo da costa (The Green and Purple Skin of the World) paulo da costa, born in Angola and raised in Portugal, is a writer, editor, and translator living on the West Coast of Canada. [more]
		Kristen den Hartog (And Me Among Them) Kristen den Hartogis the author of the novels Water Wings, The Perpetual Ending, and Origin of Haloes…. [more]
		Marina Endicott (Good to a Fault and Open Arms) Marina Endicott was born in Golden, BC, and grew up in Nova Scotia and Toronto. She worked as an actor and director before moving to London, England, where she began to write fiction.[more]
		Jesse Patrick Ferguson (Harmonics) Jesse Patrick Ferguson was born and raised in Cornwall, Ontario. He holds a master’s degree in English literature from the University of Ottawa, and he currently resides in Fredericton, New Brunswick… [more]
		Stephen Gauer (Hold Me Now) Stephen Gauer’s prize-winning short stories have been published in Descant, Prairie Fire, and Best Canadian Stories 10 (Oberon Press). [more]
		Barry Grills (Every Wolf’s Howl) Barry Grills was born in Belleville, Ontario, where he began his writing career as a journalist at The Intelligencer when he was eighteen. [more]
		Paul Headrick (The Doctrine of Affections) Paul Headrick completed an MA in Creative Writing at Concordia University, and a PhD in English Literature at York University [more]
		Esme Claire Keith (Not Being on a Boat) Esme Claire Keith was born in Toronto in 1964. Her librarian mother supervised weekly library visits while her father read exclusively from J.B. Priestly’s list of great novels. [more]
		Yasmin Ladha (Blue Sunflower Startle) is a Canadian fiction writer, currently working in Muscat, Oman. She completed her BA and MA in English at the University of Calgary. [more]
		Sarah Leavitt (Tangles) writes both prose and comics. Her writing has appeared in Geist, The Globe and Mail, Vancouver Review, The Georgia Straight, and Xtra West. [more]
		Alex Leslie (People Who Disappear) Alex Leslie is from Vancouver.[more]
		Jeanette Lynes (It’s Hard Being Queen: The Dusty Springfield Poems) Jeanette Lynes grew up on a farm in Alice Munro country while “Son of a Preacher Man” played on transistor radios everywhere. [more]
		Michael Murphy (A Description of the Blazing World)Michael Murphy lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia. His work has been published in The Fiddlehead, The Windsor Review, and filling Station. [more]
		Clem and Olivier Martini (Bitter Medicine) Clem Martini is an award-winning playwright, screenwriter and novelist. Olivier Martini is a former student of the Alberta College of Arts who lives and works in Calgary[more]
		Saleema Nawaz (Mother Superior) Saleema Nawaz’s fiction has appeared in journals including Prairie Fire, Grain, The New Quarterly, and Prism International and she is an alumnus of the Writing Studio at the Banff Centre for the Arts [more]
		Susan Olding (Pathologies) Born in Toronto, Susan Olding currently lives with her family in Kingston, Ontario, where she works at the Queen’s University Writing Centre. [more]
		Clea Roberts (Here Is Where We Disembark) lives in Whitehorse, Yukon on the Takhini River. Her poems have appeared in The Antigonish Review, CV2, The Dalhousie Review, [more]
		Stuart Ross (Buying Cigarettes for the Dog) Stuart Ross published his first literary pamphlet on the photocopier in his dad’s office one night in 1979. [more]
		Melanie Schnell (While The Sun Is Above Us) Melanie Schnell grew up on a farm in southeastern Saskatchewan and has lived in Regina, Vancouver, Toronto, Boston, Colombia, Thailand, Kenya and Sudan. [more]
		Anik See (postcard and other stories) is a Canadian writer and small press publisher.She is the author of two previous books, A Fork in the Road (Macmillan, 2000), and Saudade (Coach House, 2008)[more]
		David Whitton (The Reverse Cowgirl) David Whitton lives in Toronto. [more]
		Ian Williams (Not Anyone’s Anything), (Personals) Ian Williams completed his PhD in English at the University of Toronto and is currently a professor of American Literature at Fitchburg State University in Massachusetts. [more]
		Julie Wilson (Seen Reading) Julie Wilson is The Book Madam, a self-professed “professional publishing fan” living and working in Toronto…. [more]