Jane Munro is a Canadian poet, writer and educator.  Jane Munro’s eighth poetry collection is False Creek (Harbour Publishing, 2022). It follows her prose memoir, Open Every Window (Douglas & McIntyre, 2021), and Glass Float, (Brick Books, 2020). Her sixth poetry…

Robert Munsch was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania into a family of nine kids and ended up studying to be a priest. That did not work out, and he ended up working in daycare. That did not work out, and he ended up teaching at the University of Guelph. He started telling stories…

Nina Munteanu is a Canadian ecologist / limnologist and internationally published author of award-nominated speculative and eco-fiction novels, short stories and non-fiction. She is co-editor of Europa SF and served as acquisition and structural editor of several anthologies.…

Colleen Murphy is a two-time recipient of the Governor General’s Literary Award for Drama, and the Carol Bolt Award for Outstanding Play, for Pig Girl in 2016, and The December Man / L'homme de décembre in 2007. Other plays include The Society For The Destitute Presents Titus…

Michael Murphy is the author of A Description of Blazing World (Freehand Books, 2011). He also releases music under the name Michael Terrance.

Terry Murray has been a medical journalist for more than 40 years. She has held staff positions on Canadian Family Physician and the Medical Post; been a consultant for the World Health Organization; and done freelance writing for medical and general interest publications around…

Born February 3, 1934, at Maberly, Newfoundland. Education: BA (Ed), 1954; BA, 1966; MA in folklore, 1972; all from Memrial University of Newfoundland in St. John's. Taught English and mathematics in various outports and towns in Newfoundland. Taught English, 1972-1989, at Cabot…

  Sue Murtagh lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia. A graduate of the Alistair MacLeod mentorship program and the Humber School for Writers, her writing has appeared in The Nashwaak Review, Grain, carte blanche, the Humber Literary Review, yolkliterary.ca, and The Walrus.  Nimbus…

                                            

Christina Myers is a former journalist, a freelance writer and editor, and author of both fiction and non-fiction. She is represented by Emmy Nordstrom Higdon of Westwood Creative Artists. She is an instructor in the creative writing department of continuing studies at Simon…

Feminist entrepreneurship, sex and relationships, health and wellness, art, education, travel, and parenting are some topics in my feature stories, profiles and personal essays. The biggest gift of being a writer is meeting so many interesting people in the course of research…

Sabyasachi Nag is the author of Hands Like Trees (Ronsdale Press, 2023) and three poetry collections including the highly acclaimed Uncharted (Mansfield Press, 2021). His work has appeared in over forty literary journals and anthologies worldwide including Canadian Literature,…

Zehra Naqvi is a writer of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. She is the author of The Knot of My Tongue: Poems and Prose (McClelland & Stewart 2024). She is a receipient of the 2021 Bronwen Wallace Award for Emerging Writers awarded by the Writers’ Trust of Canada. Her poem ‘…

André Narbonne is the father of four children and the author of three books. His critical and creative writing has seen publication in nearly one hundred North American journals, been anthologized in Best Canadian Stories, and won the Atlantic Writing Competition, the FreeFall…

MAHTAB NARSIMHAN is an award-winning author with numerous critically acclaimed books, nominated for several awards, including The Third Eye which won the Silver Birch Fiction Award. She is inspired by the desire to make sense of the world through stories and is deeply committed…

Peta-Gaye Nash is a Jamaican-Canadian writer of short fiction, children's books and poetry. She has two collections of short fiction, I Too Hear the Drums (2014) and Told Ya! (2024), as well as seven children's books, including the award winning Bushyhead. Her Caribbean heritage…

Lilian Nattel lives in Toronto with her husband and two children who have compelled her to learn to skate, swim and knit, and have taught her what really matters in the universe.