Stenson has published twenty books. He is two time winner of Alberta's Grant MacEwan Author Prize and also winner of The Writers' Guild of Alberta novel award. His novel The Trade was a finalist for the Giller Prize in 2000. His novel The Great Karoo was a finalist for the…

Over the past 40 years I’ve worked all sides of the publishing desk: journalist, ghost-writer, author, editor, publisher. I have four novels, two collections of short fiction, and three non-fiction books in publication. I co-edited with Susan MacGregor, Tesseracts Twenty-…

L.E. Sterling (also published under pen names L. E. Vollick and Erin Vollick) is the author of multiple novels spanning contemporary, fantasy, science-fiction, dystopian and romance genres. Her hit Young Adult series, the True Born Trilogy (Entangled Teen) was optioned for…

Writer, editor, director, designer Reva Stern was Artistic Director of a Toronto theatre for twenty years.  She has been a Guest Director in Florida, Kansas City, Chicago, Pasadena CA, New York City and Los Angeles and has collaborated with such notables as Isaac Bashevis…

Joshua is a writer, life coach and philanthropist who has a passion for helping youth navigate the turbulent waters of growing up. He has created a series of children's books dedicated to his efforts. The Tasha series follows a young German Shepherd experiencing all the…

Diana Stevan likes to joke she’s a Jill of all trades as she’s worked as a family therapist, teacher, librarian, model, actress and sports reporter for CBC television. With writing her passion, she’s published newspaper articles, poetry, a short story, a novelette, and five…

Robin Stevenson is an award winning author of more than thirty books of fiction and non-fiction for kids and teens. Her books have received numerous starred reviews, won the Silver Birch Award, the Sheila A. Egoff award and a Stonewall Honor, and been finalists for the…

Adrienne Stevenson, a retired forensic toxicologist, lives in Ottawa, Canada, on the traditional unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishnaabeg People. Adrienne writes in many genres. Her poetry and stories have appeared in many print and online journals and anthologies in…

Donna Stewart was born in Wiarton, Ontario on the Bruce Peninsula. She holds a B.A. from the University of Waterloo, a Bachelor of Education from The University of Western Ontario, and a post-baccalaureate certificate in technology-based learning from Athabasca University. Donna…

Michael F. Stewart is an award-winning author of many books for young people in various genres, including Ray Vs. the Meaning of Life, Heart Sister, The Momentous Expiration of Tremmy Sinclair and Seeking Draven (Red Deer Press, 2024). Michael lives in Ottawa.

Sheila Stewart is a poet, essayist, and educator and the author of three poetry collections, If I Write About My Father, The Shape of a Throat, and A Hat to Stop a Train. She grew up in Stratford, Waterloo, and Montreal. After teaching in Libya and Swaziland, she worked in…

Wendi Stewart writes a weekly column for the Fort Frances Times (Wendi With An Eye), writing personal essays where she chews on life’s questions and absurdities. She blogs at wendistewart.wordpress.com. Her first novel, Meadowlark, was published by NeWest Press,…

Kathy Stinson's first book, Red Is Best (1982), has been read by generations of children around the world. Her more than 30 titles since include fiction for children, teens, and adults, non-fiction, and books that combine both — like The Man with the Violin (2013), based on the…

Cathy Stonehouse (she/they) is a poet, writer, teacher and visual artist. As a young adult, Cathy migrated from Northern England, where she was born, to Vancouver, BC—the unceded traditional territories of the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Nations, where she still…

JAN/22 - NEW RELEASE (print ed., SunCountry and a KDP e-book  ) Published author name and my aka Lynne Nicol: LATIN LEGACY - a psychological time-shift mystery.   Stonier-Newman’s earlier books: three BC histories - two creative non-…

Ever since I can remember, I have loved to draw, paint, write, read, and sing. I was 12 years old when my first cartoon was published in a Toronto newspaper. I got paid five dollars for that cartoon, so I figured that maybe I should keep drawing. I’ve been writing, drawing and…