Carole Giangrande was born and raised in the New York city area. She came to Canada to study at the University of Toronto. She's worked as a broadcast journalist for CBC Radio, a Writer-in-Residence and as a teacher of journalism and political science, and she's given readings…

Kate Gies is a writer and educator living in Toronto. She teaches creative nonfiction and expressive arts at George Brown College. Her writing has appeared in The Globe and Mail, The Walrus, The Malahat Review, The Humber Literary Review, Hobart, and the Best Canadian Essays…

Lakshmi Gill is a poet, artist, and educator who has published extensively in Canadian and world literature. She was one of the two women poets (along with Dorothy Livesay) who founded the League of Canadian Poets in 1966. She attended Western Washington University (First Prize…

Susan Gillis has lived on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts and along the St. Lawrence River, and now makes her home near Perth in eastern Ontario. Her most recent book, Yellow Crane (Brick 2018), is a meditation on ecologies of place, writing, and desire. Volta,…

(she/her) Britt Gillman’s essays, editorials and short fiction have been published in The New York Times, The North Renfrew Times, Augur magazine, The Ex-Puritan, yolk, filling Station, EVENT, Eavesdrop Magazine, kerning, the Creative Nonfiction Collective Society blog, and…

Sèphera Girón has been a published author since the nineties under her own name and under several pen names. She also works as an editor, actress, and tarot card reader.  Sèphera has run the Ontario/Canadian Chapter of the Horror Writers Association for over twenty years.…

David Giuliano is a Spiritual Guide, Writer and Speaker.  He is an award-winning writer of hundreds of articles, essays, and poems.His book, Postcards from the Valley: Encounters with Fear, Faith and God (2008), was a Canadian Best Seller.David has also published two…

I am a writer, theatre artist, live arts producer and arts educator whose work over the past 50 years has evolved at the intersection of arts and activism. I currently live in Toronto, Ontario with my husband, composer Beverly Glenn-Copeland. Short stories, poems and…

Susan Glickman was raised in Montreal and studied and travelled in Europe, Asia, and North America before settling in Toronto where she lives with glass artist Toan Klein and raised their two children, Jesse and Rachel. She has always been involved with books, working at a…

Tamar Glouberman’s first book Chasing Rivers: A Whitewater Life is a memoir combining the excitement of whitewater with the search for self-forgiveness. As a long-time wilderness guide, Glouberman has always loved the storytelling aspect of her job, so it was only…

Celia has enjoyed a number of complimentary and overlapping careers that combine her love of art and nature. She's worked as a biologist, a natural science illustrator, and a teacher of studio arts courses, but she's best known as the author and illustrator of award-winning…

Dr. Nora Gold is the prize-winning author of six books, as well as an editor and a former professor. Her first book, Marrow and Other Stories, won a Vine Canadian Jewish Book Award and was enthusiastically received, including by Alice Munro. Her second book, the novel …

Jennifer Gold won her first creative writing award at nine years old for a short story about Bigfoot and a group of alligators sponsored by the Lipton Soup company. After studying psychology, law, and public health at York, McGill, and Harvard Universities, she decided to return…

Kim Goldberg is an award-winning poet, journalist and author in Nanaimo, BC. Visit Pig Squash Press for details on Kim's literary life including her latest book, Devolution (Caitlin Press, 2020) - surreal poems and fables of ecopocalypse. Her poetry collections…

Gabriele Goldstone writes the books she wanted to read while growing up as the daughter of European immigrants. She earned her MA in modern German Literature at the U of M before focusing on raising three children while working as a letter carrier. Always a reader…

Gabriella Goliger’s first book, Song of Ascent, won the 2001 Upper Canada Writer's Craft Award. She was co-winner of the 1997 Journey Prize for short fiction, was a finalist for this prize in 1995 and won the Prism International award in 1993. She has also been published in a…