Laurie D. Graham grew up in Treaty 6 territory (Sherwood Park, Alberta). She currently lives in Nogojiwanong, in the territory of the Mississauga Anishinaabeg (Peterborough, Ontario), where she is a writer, an editor, and the publisher of Brick magazine. Her first book, Rove,…

Debbie Spring, a resident of Thornhill, Ontario, has been a published writer since 1985. She has nine published books. Specializing in children's books, her portfolio includes short stories, plays, non-fiction and fiction picture books, juvenile and Young Adult fiction novels.…

Linda Granfield has taken her life-long interest in history and worked it into more than 30 non-fiction titles for young readers and adults. Her research travels have taken her to China, France, the United Kingdom, and all over North America. Many of her books deal with war and…

Shauntay Grant is an author, poet, playwright, and multidisciplinary artist. Her love of literature stretches back to her storytelling roots in Nova Scotia's historic Black communities. She holds professional degrees in creative writing, music, and journalism, and “creates…

Vicki Grant has been called “a superb storyteller” (The Canadian Children’s Book Centre) and “one of the funniest writers working today”  (The Vancouver Sun). She began her career creating ads for Chiat/Day and McCann-Erickson, moved on to writing scripts for Theodore Tugboat,…

Joyce Grant is an author, freelance journalist, editor and writing professor at two Ontario colleges. She delivers high-energy and inspiring workshops and presentations. She was recognized with a gold award in international competition for her work helping young people…

Heya! I'm Judith Graves, an award-winning young adult fiction author, illustrator, and screenwriter. I live in Summerside, Prince Edward Island with my husband and our sassy fur babies. 

Birth: Sheffield, Yorkshire, UK. Education: Oxford University, LSE. Arrived in Canada, 1979. Magazine writer: 1979-1995. Ottawa editor, Saturday Night Magazine, 1986-1992. Since 1997, author of 11 books of biography and non-fiction. Married with 3 sons. Lives in Ottawa.

E. Graziani is a teacher/librarian by day and the author of the YA time-travel series, Alice of the Rocks & Angel of Time. Alice of the Rocks was recently recognized as one of Barnes & Noble's Top Ten Young Adult Indie Summer Reads, 2023. She has written Magenta and…

Sonja Greckol's fourth book, Monitoring Station (University of Alberta Press 2023) enters a slipstream of space and planetary language, circling time, embodying loss and longing, generating and regenerating in a faltering climate. Orbiting through a mother’s death, a grandbaby’s…

Terence M. Green (BA, BEd, University of Toronto; BA, MA, Unversity College, Dublin) of Toronto, the author of eight books (7 novels and a collection of stories), is profiled in Canadian Who's Who, Contemporary Authors (10,000 word entry), The Oxford Companion to Canadian…

Shari Green is an award-winning author of novels in verse. Her books have been included on international “best of” lists and nominated for multiple provincial and state readers’-choice programs. When she’s not writing or reading, Shari can often be found wandering the beaches or…

Born and educated in England with a background in Journalism, English Literature and History. Moved to Canada in 1968, married, raised two children and became an active freelance writer, columnist and author of fourteen books. In recent years, Valerie has expanded her writing…

Mark Allan Greene is an author, playwright, and lawyer who grew up in Saint John, New Brunswick. As a child, he explored the many buildings, monuments, and historic locations where the ghosts of the past still remain. This sparked his desire to resurrect the epic stories that…

Leslie Greentree’s new short story collection, Not the Apocalypse I Was Hoping For (September 2022, University of Calgary Press) was shortlisted for a 2023 High Plains Book Award. An earlier short story collection, A Minor Planet for You, won the 2007 Howard O’Hagan Prize for…

I have always wanted to be a writer. Even in elementary school I would write and illustrate comic books and the happiest my parents could make me was when they would buy me a pad of blank paper to write on. Struck down by a two severe disabilities at the age of 19, I started to…

Nan Gregory has been a professional storyteller since 1984. She wrote her first story in 1995. Since then she has explored storymaking, both oral and written. She gives workshops in storytelling as well as storytelling performances and author presentations for all ages.

* Career sports journalist and author of seven books, including Canadian bestsellers Chuvalo: A Fighter's Life (with George Chuvalo) and Big Bucks & Blue Pucks: An anecdotal history of the late, great World Hockey Association. * Staff writer and columnist at major dailies…