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Crawley, Oksanna

KINCARDINE

Oksanna

Crawley

KINCARDINE

Oksanna writes in several genres for kids—hopefully with humour and heart. Her chapter book, Katie Crumble and the Case of the Missing Underwear, will be published this spring by Plumleaf Press. Coming soon from Fitzhenry and Whiteside is Tom Thomson’s Paintbrush, an…

Crean, Susan

Susan

Crean

Susan Crean was born and raised in Toronto. She studied and travelled in Europe in the sixties, and acquired two degrees in art history. She worked as a freelance journalist and television producer through the seventies and began writing full-time in 1981. She has been a member…

Creber, Diane

Sydenham

Diane

Creber

Sydenham

Diane is the author of three non-fiction books, one novel, and her second novel is awaiting publication. Born in Montreal, Diane moved between Montreal, Toronto and New York City. She presently resides in rural eastern Ontario. A graduate of Ontario College of Art, and…

Wharncliffe

Toronto

Toronto

Like many authors, Megan Crewe finds writing about herself much more difficult than making things up. A few definite facts: she lives in Toronto, Canada with her husband and three cats, she works as a behavioral therapist for children and teens with special needs, and she's…

Critch, Ray

St John's

Ray

Critch

St John's

By day, Ray Critch is a lawyer practicing civil litigation with MacGillivray Injury and Insurance Law, where he has appeared at every level of court in Newfoundland and Labrador and at the Supreme Court of Canada. By night, he is usually a happily married husband and father of…

Cronin, Keri

St Catharines

Keri

Cronin

St Catharines

Keri Cronin is a professor, writer, and art historian. She is the author of Art for Animals: Visual Culture and Animal Advocacy, 1870-1914 (Penn State University Press, 2018) and Manufacturing National Park Nature: Photography, Ecology, and the Wilderness Industry…

Crook, Constance

Constance

Crook

Connie Brummel Crook taught English in Ontario’s public secondary schools for thirty years. She has two daughters and five grandchildren. Her first husband, Rev. Reginald Brown, died when their daughters were eleven months and two-and-a-half years old. She married…

Crook, Marion

Gibsons

Marion

Crook

Gibsons

Marion Crook has had a long career in writing. She wrote Young Adult and Middle Grade novels as well as non-fiction around issues such as adoption (Thicker Than Blood Arsenal Pulp, The Face in the Mirror Arsenal Pulp), Suicide (Out of the Darkness Arsenal Pulp). Recently she has…

Cross, L. D.

Ottawa

L. D.

Cross

Ottawa

L. D. Cross is an Ottawa non-fiction writer of business and lifestyle articles, op-ed features and books in the Amazing Stories series about unique aspects of Canadian history. Her work has appeared in magazines and newspapers and online in Canada and the United States…

Cross-Blanchard, Molly

Vancouver

Molly

Cross-Blanchard

Vancouver

Molly Cross-Blanchard is a white and Métis poet, writer, and editor born on Treaty 3 (Fort Frances, ON), raised on Treaty 6 (Prince Albert, SK), and currently living on the unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh peoples, cka Vancouver. Molly has a BA…

Crowley, Kevin

Gabriola Island

Kevin

Crowley

Gabriola Island

Kevin Crowley is an award-winning journalist and the author of the satirical novel, Sir Middling U, and the one-act play, Waiting for the Rector, which was staged at the 2026 Gabriola Island One-Act Play Festival. Kevin spent nearly 20 years in journalism, writing for daily…

Crown, Bruce

Toronto

Bruce

Crown

Toronto

Bruce grew up along the Corso Italia neighbourhood in Toronto, the famous St. Clair and Bathurst intersection where Italian and Portuguese cultures thrive. An alumnus of North Toronto Collegiate Institute, where he found a piqued interest in Brave New World,…

Crozier, Lorna

Lorna

Crozier

Born in Swift Current, Saskatchewan, Lorna Crozier has published poems in numerous magazines and anthologies and seven books. She's taught at various summer schools, including the Saskatchewan Summer School of the Arts and the Banff School of Fine Arts; and has also been writer-…

Edmonton

Edmonton

Around 25 years ago, study of life in the 18th century captured N. R. Cruse's heart and imagination, and never let go. In her other life, she does way too many things, even infrequently acknowledging the existence of her loving husband and two children. She lives in Edmonton,…

Cummins, Kathleen

Toronto

Kathleen

Cummins

Toronto

Dr. Kathleen Cummins is a writer, filmmaker, and scholar. Her work bridges narrative craft, feminist storytelling, and decades of experience in film and media. Kathleen's non-fiction writing focuses on feminist cinemas and female authorship. Her screenwriting has received…

Cree, Metis, Settler

Montreal

Montreal

Isobel Cunningham lives in Montreal on unceded territory of the kanien’keha:ka ( Mohawk) nation. Born in Wales where she learned to “ tell the tale” she writes short stories and poetry that have been published online and in anthologies. In non- fiction, her articles have…

Curnes, Michael Scott

Victoria

Michael Scott

Curnes

Victoria

Michael Scott Curnes is a multi-award-winning Canadian author. He lives with his husband, Bernard in Victoria, British Columbia. Born in Coeur d'Alene and raised in Idaho and Montana, Curnes attended the universities of Idaho and New Mexico. In 1994 Curnes moved to Vancouver…

Curnoe, Lynda

Lynda

Curnoe

Lynda Curnoe is a writer fond of most forms of writing and reading, especially short stories and poems.

Currie, Sheilah

Sheilah

Currie

Sheilah Currie has had a varied career—first as an actor, then a school teacher, and now a children’s book author and early literacy advocate. She figures it won’t matter whether books are digitized or pulp’n’paperized if people can’t read. With her friend and writing partner,…

Brampton

Brampton

Susan Currie is an elementary teacher in Brampton, Ontario (22 years and counting). Before she entered the public school system, she earned a living as an accompanist, music director, choir director, dinner musician, leader of various music programs for children, and piano…