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Kim Harbridge (she/her) is a writer and editor of speculative, scary, and otherwise strange fiction. Her writing has appeared in Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, Pulp Literature, Strange Horizons, and The Year's Best Canadian Fantasy and Science Fiction Volume 2. When she's not…
Kim
Harbridge
At different times, an author, playwright, broadcaster, critic, arts commentator, economic historian, newspaper columnist, grassroots activist, public advocate, consultant, democratic socialist politician, and muckraker, Herschel Hardin brings his lively iconoclastic style to…
Herschel
Hardin
Port Stanley
I am an award-winning (The Journey Prize, Canadian Authors Association Silver Jubilee Award)  writer whose work has appeared in eight anthologies, including twice in both Best American Short Stories and in The Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror and once in Best Canadian Short…
Port Stanley
Melissa
Hardy
Born in 1923, northern British Columbia. Bomber pilot, WWII. BA, 1948, UBC; MFA, 1950, University of Iowa. Fourteen years with the CBC in Vancouver as producer, station manager, and director of radio, BC region. Twenty-four years with the Department of Creative Writing at UBC,…
Robert
Harlow
Gabriola
A self-professed “senior nomad” (she says some would suggest “crazy person”), Canadian writer Sue Harper spent 18 back-to-back winters in Kelowna, British Columbia and her adopted hometown, Wanaka, New Zealand, traveling as much as possible in between. Now she's back in the…
Gabriola
Sue
Harper
Montreal
It was that special year: 1967 when the city of Montreal exploded onto the world’s stage and hosted Expo ‘67.  My high school graduation from Westover School happened at that same time. My parents and I drove from Connecticut to Montreal stopping along the way at the…
Montreal
Mari Hill
Harpur
Lasqueti Island
Sheila is the author of Voices for the Islands, Thirty Years of Nature Conservation on the Salish Sea, published by Heritage House July, 2024. It has been on the BC bestseller list all summer. She was co-author and co-editor of the award winning, Islands in the Salish Sea,…
Lasqueti Island
Sheila
Harrington
Lethbridge
Jane  Harris is a Canadian author, poet, and essayist with a strong background in journalism. Her published essays, books, and articles turn complex research into engaging scenes and easily understood messages.  Finding Home in the Promised Land, a…
Lethbridge
Jane
Harris
Regina
Carla Harris (they/she) is a disabled queer writer, performer and interdisciplinary artist from Treaty 4 territory, living in Regina Saskatchewan. They have performed in Verses Festival in Vancouver (2016), the Saskatoon Poetic Arts Festival (2018), and featured on their home…
Regina
Carla
Harris
Carla
Toronto
Dr. Carolyn Harris is a historian, author and royal commentator, awarded the King Charles III Coronation Medal by the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario in 2025. She is an instructor in history at the University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies, receiving the Excellence in…
Toronto
Carolyn
Harris
Toronto
After a career in science and business, I returned to my childhood love of writing. As an avid reader of crime fiction, I naturally chose this genre. Like many new writers, I had my share of rejections as well as wonderful writing teachers and encouragement. My breakthrough…
Toronto
Madeleine
Harris-Callway
Lethbridge
Trevor W. Harrison is a Professor Emeritus of Sociology at the University of Lethbridge. He was formerly Director of Parkland Institute (2011-2021), an Alberta-wide research organization, of which he was also a founding member. He was the recipient of the University of…
Lethbridge
Trevor
Harrison
Picton
Thomas Harrison is a teacher, lawyer and a multidisiciplinary artist who lives on his family horse farm in beautiful Prince Edward County, Ontario.  As an emerging artist, writing/visual/performance, Thomas has moved from a career as Provincial Crown Counsel and as a…
Picton
Thomas
Harrison
Minden
Madeleine is a Canadian author and video game writer based out of Minden, Ontario, Canada.Her middle grade fiction book, Year of the Carrot, was released in Spring 2025 by Second Story Press. One of her short stories, Sad Cat, is included in the 2025 anthology from Red Deer…
Minden
Madeleine
Hart
Halifax
Renée Hartleib is a writer, editor, and writing mentor based out of Halifax, Nova Scotia. She has authored two books: Writing Your Way: A 40-Day Path of Self-Discovery (2022) and Solo Camino: An Empowering Guide for Women (2025). A graduate of the Humber School of Writers,…
Halifax
Renée
Hartleib
YORK
Suzanne Elki Yoko Hartmann is a Toronto-based editor and writer, with a master of fine arts in creative nonfiction from University of King’s College. She began her career in television and moved to print, which evolved into digital media. She is the author of…
YORK
Suzanne
Hartmann
Victoria
Ella Harvey (formerly Elaine) is a retired nurse with a B.Sc. in Nursing from the University of Victoria. Her diverse career and adventurous spirit have taken her to five continents with experiences in Asia and Africa marking her worldview. She presently lives in beautiful…
Victoria
Ella
Harvey
Toronto
Ken is the author of The Book of Casey Adair, a novel published by the University of Wisconsin Press. UWP will release his collection of short stories, The Invisible Mourner, in 2028. His other books include a collection of short stories (If You Were With Me Everything Would Be…
Toronto
Ken
Harvey
Kelowna
John Harvey is a First Nations author from Kelowna, British Columbia. An entrepreneur, he trained as an Electronic Engineering Technologist and worked in information technology, then migrated to healthcare support services and software development before turning to writing and…
Kelowna
John
Harvey
Toronto
Carol Harvey Steski (she/her) grew up in Treaty 1 Territory (Winnipeg), Canada. Her debut poetry collection is rump + flank (NeWest Press, 2021, Crow Said Poetry series). Her poems have been published in the poetry anthology Another Dysfunctional Cancer Poem Anthology…
Toronto
Carol
Harvey Steski
Carol
Val des Monts
Clarissa Harwood holds a PhD in Nineteenth-century British Literature and is the author of three historical novels. Publishers Weekly called her first novel, Impossible Saints, “a rich debut. . . . With insight and sensitivity, Harwood explores century-old social mores and…
Val des Monts
Clarissa
Harwood
Kitchener
Markus Harwood-Jones (he/him) is an author, artist, and academic specializing in trans narratives, romantic fiction, and community storytelling. He has a doctorate in Gender Studies from Queen’s University. He has written multiple novels, including The Haunting of Adrian Yates (…
Kitchener
Markus
Harwood-Jones
Markus
Delta
Maria Haskins is a Swedish-Canadian writer and reviewer of speculative fiction. She is also a senior columnist and non-fiction editor at Ruadán Books. She was born and grew up in Sweden, and debuted as a writer there. Currently, she’s located just outside Vancouver with two kids…
Delta
Maria
Haskins