Camille Hernández-Ramdwar is an author, scholar, and independent consultant. Her debut collection of short stories Suite as Sugar was published by Dundurn Press in 2023. Her earlier work appeared in Whispers from the Cotton Tree Root: Caribbean Fabulist Fiction (Invisible Cities…

Peggy Herring is the author of Anna, Like Thunder (Brindle & Glass, 2018) and This Innocent Corner  (Oolichan Books, 2010). She has also published short fiction in Grain, The Antigonish Review, The New Quarterly, Prism international, and This Magazine. Work with the United…

is a hyphenate whose debuts as a poet, curator, playwright, filmmaker, and screenwriter respectively appeared with Gordon Hill Press (2021), McIntosh Gallery (2022), TAP: Centre for Creativity (2022), Astoria Pictures (2023), and Rose Garden Press (2024), with a non-fiction…

Victoria Hetherington is the author of the Amazon First Novel Award shortlisted and critically acclaimed novel MOONCALVES (Now or Never, 2019) and the novel AUTONOMY (Dundurn Press, 2022). Hetherington's debut novel MOONCALVES (Now or Never Publishing, April 2019), has been…

Renée Hetherington obtained a BA in business and economics from Simon Fraser University in 1981, an MBA from theUniversity of Western Ontario in 1985, and an interdisciplinary PhD in anthropology, biology, geography, and geology from the University of Victoria, British Columbia…

K.P. Heyming (KPH) is a bilingual writer with deep roots, a full heart, and a yearning to set her soul in ink and paper with the help of an old, dusty typewriter. In her writing, she displays the most fragile emotions through the exploration of an ordinary life.    Born and…

Caitlin Hicks is an author, international playwright, and acclaimed performer, storyteller and presenter in British Columbia, Canada. "My life and work have been profoundly affected by the central circumstance of my existence: I was born into a very large military Catholic…

Christine Higdon's new novel, Gin, Turpentine, Pennyroyal, Rue (ECW Press) launched in September 2023. Her first novel, The Very Marrow of Our Bones, (ECW Press) won the Foreword INDIES Editor's Choice Prize – Fiction, for 2018. In 2020, she was long-listed for the CBC Short…

Born in Toronto, Nova Scotia has been Hill-Lehr’s home since 1985 – except when she lived in New Zealand and in Scotland. She holds a BA (Theatre Studies), MA (English), and M.Ed. (Counselling) – all from Acadia University. She has diverse interests, but writing is her passion.…

Robert Hilles divides his time between Nanaimo, BC and Khon Kaen, Thailand. He won the Governor General’s Award for Poetry for Cantos from A Small Room and has published twenty-four books including eighteen books of poetry. His twenty-fifth book will appear in 2023 and is a book…

A math professor at Niagara College, located in Welland, Ontario, Jolie Phuong Hoang escaped Vietnam in 1983 with five siblings and settled in Canada in 1984. Writing is her concealed passion that has patiently waited for the right time to reveal itself. Her debut, Anchorless…

After 27 years in Calgary, dee Hobsbawn-Smith now resides in Treaty Six Territory, on family land west of Saskatoon with her husband, the writer Dave Margoshes, and their pets. Dee's poetry, essays, fiction, food writing, and journalism has appeared in newspapers, magazines,…

Deborah Hodge is the author of more than thirty books for children. She specializes in writing engaging nonfiction for young readers and loves the challenge of using few words to explain big thoughts. She also enjoys writing picture books. Many of Deborah's books have received…

Jack Hodgins was born in Comox on Vancouver Island in 1938, and raised in the logging community of Merville. After graduating from the University of British Columbia, he moved--with his wife Dianne--to Nanaimo, where he taught high school English until 1979. He has been a writer…