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Antigonish
Anne Simpson lives in Mi'kma'ki (Nova Scotia), where she writes poetry, fiction, and essays. Four of her ten books have been Globe & Mail Best Books. She has been awarded the Griffin Prize for poetry and the Thomas Raddall Atlantic Fiction Award for fiction. An adjunct…
Antigonish
Anne
Simpson
Diane Sims has been a writer for more than 20 years. She worked in national print and broadcast media, was an editor at a publishing house and then corporate editor at a Crown corporation -- before ovarian cancer changed her life and writing. She is the author of three books,…
Diane
Sims
Ottawa
Michelle Sinclair worked for two decades on policy related to human rights. She has lived, studied or worked in Australia, Bangladesh, Costa Rica, Ecuador, France, Switzerland and the United States. Her fiction, nonfiction, and translations from Spanish to English have appeared…
Ottawa
Michelle
Sinclair
Toronto
Sonya Singh is an author, screenwriter, and storyteller living in Toronto, Canada.
Her debut novel Sari, Not Sari, had a spring release in '22, becoming an instant bestseller. Sonya recently signed a two-book deal with Double Day, with her second book slated to come out in…
Toronto
Sonya
Singh
Ottawa
Margaret Singleton:
I was born in Toronto, Ontario, and at the age of seven and a half months was adopted away and grew up on farms in Soperton, Brockville and Athens, Ontario. My early education was in rural one room schools, until grade seven and eight when I attended a…
Ottawa
Margaret
Singleton
Vancouver Island
Shanon Sinn is the author of The Haunting of Vancouver Island and several shorter works of fiction and nonfiction. He is also the editor and publisher of Black Cat - a collection of eerie tales set in BC's Pacific Northwest. His writing and illustrations often focus on ghost…
Vancouver Island
Shanon
Sinn
Montréal
Cora Siré is a Montréal-based novelist, poet and short story writer. She is the author of five books. Her latest, Fear the Mirror (Véhicule Press, 2021), is a story collection blending memoir, fiction and essay. The novel, Behold Things Beautiful, was a finalist for the 2017…
Montréal
Cora
Siré
Oakville
Pat is a Metis writer and author of eight books for children. Her new picture book - “Lights Along the River” - will be published by Orca Book Publishing in spring 2024. Her new memoir, “Swiftly Flowing Waters” will also be released by Plumleaf Press in spring 2024. Pat keeps…
Oakville
Pat Lamondin
Skene
Nanaimo
Patricia Jane Skidmore was born in Vancouver, British Columbia, and spent most of her childhood growing up in the Vancouver suburb of Coquitlam. For her, being a daughter of a child migrant was a shameful and often worrying experience. She didn’t feel that she belonged. There…
Nanaimo
Patricia
Skidmore
Brantford
Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch is the author of 20+ books for young people. Her scrupulously researched historical fiction and narrative non-fiction focuses on refugees and war from a young person’s perspective. Her books have won many honours, but her favourites are the provincial…
Brantford
Marsha
Skrypuch
Cumberland
Traci Skuce is the author of the short story collection Hunger Moon, released in April 2020 by NeWest Press. Many of these stories first appeared in publications across North America, including Grain, New Ohio Review, The New Quarterly, and Prairie Fire. Hunger Moon was a…
Cumberland
Traci
Skuce
Saskatoon
Arthur Slade was raised on a ranch in the Cypress Hills of Saskatchewan. He is the author of thirty one novels for young readers including The Hunchback Assignments, which won the TD Canadian Children’s Literature Award and Dust, winner of the Governor General’s Award for…
Saskatoon
Arthur
Slade
Ian Slater was born in Australia in 1941 and worked in Canberra for the Navy, External Affairs, and the Joint Intelligence Bureau. He was a marine geology technician with the New Zealand and University of British Columbia Institutes of Oceanography. He earned a Ph.D. in…
Ian
Slater
Hamilton
I am a mother, daughter, sister, a palliative care doctor and now an author. I have always loved reading and would devour any books I could get my hands on as a teenager. When it came to school though I was a serious science nerd. As a grown-up even when I had almost no money I…
Hamilton
Marissa
Slaven
VANCOUVER
Hendrik Slegtenhorst has published fourteen books and over 140 works in established media.
His interests are music, literature, and the arts; the natural environment and the urban landscape; and, the realization of community identity, aspirations, and needs. His work experience…
VANCOUVER
Hendrik
Slegtenhorst
RR#1 Carrying Place
John is the author of the books Cycling the U.S.A. and Cycling Canada. He has also written several cycling articles for newspapers and magazines. John has also contributed many travel articles as a result of his travel adventures, including doing a travel column for a group of…
RR#1 Carrying Place
John
Smith
Pain Court
Kara Smith, poet Ghobhainn, is an educator and poet living in the Western Hebrides. She is best known for the travel poetry series The Travelling Professor; The Artists of Crow County (Black Moss Press, 2017); memoir Next to the Ice (Mosaic Press, 2016); the text Teaching,…
Pain Court
Kara Ghobhainn
Smith
Nanoose Bay
Ron Smith is the author and editor of numerous books, including four books of poetry, the award-winning Elf the Eagle and The Defiant Mind: Living Inside a Stroke. An excerpt from the latter book was translated into eighteen languages by Reader’s Digest and published in over…
Nanoose Bay
Ron
Smith
Markham
Douglas Smith is a five-time award-winning author described by Library Journal as “one of Canada's most original writers of speculative fiction.”
His latest work is the multi-award-winning YA urban fantasy trilogy, The Dream Rider Saga (The Hollow Boys, The Crystal Key, and The…
Markham
Douglas
Smith
