The author of a clutch of novels, plays, film scripts and short story and poetry collections, MICHAEL MIROLLA describes his writing as a mix of magic realism, surrealism, speculative fiction and meta-fiction. Publications include three Bressani Prize winners: the novel Berlin (…

Christine Miscione's work has appeared in various literary journals such as This Magazine, Lemon Hound, and The Puritan. In 2012, her story "Skin, Just" won first place in the Gloria Vanderbilt CVC Short Fiction Contest. In 2014, her debut short story collection, Auxiliary Skins…

Christine Miskonoodinkwe Smith is a Saulteaux woman from Peguis First Nation and the author of "These Are the Stories: Memories of a 60's Scoop Survivor" which was published by Kegedonce Press in December 2021. Her most recent work is "Silence to Strength: Writings and…

Orm Mitchell grew up in High River, Alberta. He studied English at the University of Alberta (Honours BA and MA) and completed his PhD (on William Blake) at King's College, University of London (England). He is a Professor Emeritus of the Department of English at Trent…

Melanie Mitzner’s novel Slow Reveal will be published on May 3, 2022 by Inanna Publications, York University, Toronto. Awarded an Edward Albee Fellowship for her play Personal Effects, her screenplay Dodge and Burn was a finalist in the Writers Guild East Foundation Fellowships…

Kathryn Mockler is the author five books of poetry, several short films and experimental videos, and the story collection Anecdotes (Book*hug Press, 2023), which was a finalist for the 2024 Trillium Book Award and shortlisted for the 2023 Danuta Gleed Literary Award.​Her films…

Irina Moga is an award-winning Toronto writer and the author of several poetry collections.  Irina's latest book, "Variations sans palais," a collection of poems written in French, was published  by Éditions L’Harmattan in France in September 2020. The book was awarded the…

Premee Mohamed is an Indo-Caribbean scientist and speculative fiction author based in Edmonton, Alberta. She is the author of novels 'Beneath the Rising' (finalist for Crawford Award, Aurora Award, British Fantasy Award, and Locus Award) and 'A Broken Darkness,' and novellas '…

Born in Tehran in 1953, Fereshteh Molavi lived and worked there until 1998 when she immigrated to Canada. She worked and taught at Yale University, University of Toronto, York University, and Seneca College. A fellow at Massey College and a writer-in-residence at George Brown…

Poet, painter and writer of children's fiction, Edmonton-born Gwen Molnar served in the Canadian Navy (WRCNS), graduated from the University of Alberta, and for 23 years lived in Rochester, Minnesota where her husband, George, was a Mayo Clinic consultant and where their two…

Murgatroyd Monaghan is an Autistic mother, writer, spoken work artist and poet of mixed descent. 

Jennifer Mook-Sang was born in Guyana, South America, and moved to Canada at the age of fourteen. Since she can remember, she’s loved to read. Summers would find her curled up with humungous stacks of Enid Blytons and comic books. When she’d read those a trillion times over and…

Christopher Moore, a past chair of the Writers' Union who has been called Canada's most versatile writer of history, was honoured with life membership in the Union in 2019. Moore is the author of many books, twice a winner of the Governor General's Literary Award, a contributing…

James K. Moran’s fiction and poetry have appeared in various Canadian, American and British publications, including Burly Tales: Finally Fairy Tales for the Hirsute and Hefty Gay Man, Bywords, Glitterwolf: Halloween, Chasing the Moon: The Magazine of Misfit Stories, Empty Mirror…

Born in Jamaica and educated there and in the USA, Pamela ('Pam') Mordecai and her family immigrated to Canada in 1994. A former language arts teacher with a PhD in English, she was for fourteen years publications officer in the Faculty of Education, UWI, Mona, and publications…

Born in Montreal, boatbuilder, sailor, retired medical laboratory manager, first published Montreal Gazette 1977, recently completed Doctorate in History at Queen's University, graduate of Humber School for Writers.

Bernice Morgan, a Newfoundland novelist and short story writer, was born in St. John's in 1935. Her two novels, which have become Canadian bestsellers, follow the struggles of an outport family from the early 1800's to the Cod Moratorium. Morgan has spent most of her working…