After two decades in media Colleen now writes copy for the financial services industry. In 2023, Colleen completed the Humber Creative Writing graduate program where she was also the recipient of the Harlequin Diverse Voices Scholarship. In 2024, she launched Elora Writing…

Andy Flanagan wrote and published a historical non-fiction titled, THE ENDLESS BATTLE in conjunction with the University of New Brunswick military heritage program and Goose-lane Editions. This book was nominated for a 2018 Democracy Historical writing award.  Andy was e-…

Susan Flanagan has worked as a freelance journalist (BJ, King’s College, NS, 1991) in St. John’s, NL for more than 30 years. In 2021 Susan had two novels published: Supermarket Baby, winner of the 2019 Percy Janes First Novel Award (Flanker Press, February 3, 2021) and The…

Judith Flanders is the author of the bestselling The Victorian House: Domestic Life from Childbirth to Deathbed(2003); A Circle of Sisters (2001), which was nominated for the Guardian First Book Award; the New York Times bestselling The Invention of Murder (2001), shortlisted…

Patti Flather is an award-winning Yukon playwright, theatre artist and writer. Patti’s first fiction collection is Such A Lovely Afternoon (Inanna Publications). Her play Paradise premiered in the Yukon, toured nationally, and is published (Playwrights Canada Press). Directed by…

Anne Fleming is the author of six books: Curiosities (Knopf 2024), a novel, and The Goat (Groundwood 2017), a novel for children, Poemw (Pedlar 2018), Gay Dwarves of America (Pedlar 2012), Anomaly (Raincoast 2005), and Pool-Hopping and Other Stories (Polestar 1998), which was…

My new historical novel Finding Flora, about women homesteaders on the prairies, will be published by Simon & Schuster in April 2025.  My debut novel Bird's Eye View tells the story of a Saskatchewan farm girl who joins the air force in World War Two and becomes an aerial…

Melanie Florence is an Aboriginal writer based in Toronto. She has seen her byline on everything from online dating advice for men to a piece about not so perfect parenting, from an interview with Meg Cabot to a review of an award-winning Aboriginal dance performance. Her…

Lee Edward Födi is an author, illustrator, and specialized arts educator—or, as he likes to think of himself, a daydreaming expert.  He is the author of Spell Sweeper, The Secret of Zoone and The Guardians of Zoone (HarperCollins Childrens Books) and The Chronicles of Kendra…

Kirsten Fogg is an Australian-Canadian award-winning essayist, writer, journalist, and public speaker. She has been shaped by living in France, England, Australia and Canada and by the suicide of her 16-year-old brother. Her Tiny Love Story appeared in The New York Times…

Beth Follett is the founder and publisher of Pedlar Press, a Canadian literary house. Her first novel, Tell It Slant (Coach House Books, 2001), a retelling of Djuna Barnes’s 1936 novel Nightwood, met with critical acclaim. Her newest novel, Instructor, is published by Breakwater…

Andrew Foot is Windsor’s leading architectural historian. He has documented the built history of Windsor and Essex County online for the past two decades. Andrew exhibited twice at the Art Gallery of Windsor, and published a companion guidebook to one of the exhibitions entitled…

Nan Forler is a children’s author from Southwestern Ontario. With years of experience in education and a passion for literacy, Nan loves to engage and connect with young readers at schools and events. She is an active supporter of programs that encourage equal opportunities for…

Jay Forman was once a relatively sane television producer. Since walking away from the cameras she's been crazy busy adding mother and mystery author to her list of credits. Her focus is now locked on sending Canadian travel writer Lee Smith and Jack Hughes (Lee's best friend…

Helen Forsey is an activist writer who grew up in a political family in Ottawa. After studying agriculture at McGill, she worked for 18 years in international co-operation and popular education in Canada and overseas before moving to a rural co-operative in Eastern Ontario in…

Peter Foster was born in London, England. Following an economics degree from Christ's College, Cambridge, he worked as a journalist for the Financial Times of London until 1976, when he immigrated to Canada to write for the Financial Post. He became a senior editor in 1977. He…