Kim Trainor is the granddaughter of an Irish banjo player and a Polish faller who worked in logging camps around Port Alberni in the 1930s. Her earlier books are Karyotype (Brick Books, 2015), Ledi (Book*hug, 2018), shortlisted for the Raymond Souster award, and A…

Barbara Tran’s short fiction and poetry have appeared in The Malahat Review, The New Quarterly, and The Paris Review. A lyric essay was longlisted for the CBC Nonfiction Prize. Barbara wrote the narration of Madame Pirate: Becoming a Legend, a short, virtual reality film,…

Born in Saskatoon and raised in Winnipeg, Rhea Tregebov is the author of eight critically acclaimed collections of poetry, most recently Talking to Strangers, released in 2024 by Signal Editions, Vehicule Press. Talking to Strangers won the 2024 Canadian Jewish Literary…

James Trettwer lives in Regina where he writes fiction and sometimes dabbles in poetry.  A University of Regina graduate in English Literature, Trettwer's first book Thorn-Field won the Saskatchewan Book Awards - City of Regina Book Award. A reviewer of Thorn-Field says, "…

Nina Trifan is a Canadian writer based in Toronto, Ontario. She is the author of the novel "The Country That Lives Within Me" and the children's book "Where Do Ideas Come From?", both published by Univers (Editura Univers). Inspired by her own experience as an immigrant, her…

Linda Trinh is a Vietnamese Canadian author who writes fiction and nonfiction for children and adults. She explores identity, cultural background, and spirituality. Seeking Spirit: A Vietnamese (Non) Buddhist Memoir is published by Guernica Editions - Miroland. Her early chapter…

Henry Tsang is the author of White Riot: The 1907 Anti-Asian Riots in Vancouver (Arsenal Pulp Press, 2023) and creator of 360 Riot Walk, a 360 video walking tour of the Riots. He is also an artist whose projects explore the spatial politics of history, cultural translation…

Sarah Yi-Mei Tsiang is the author of Sweet Devilry (Oolichan Books, 2011) A Flock of Shoes (Annick Press 2010) and Dogs Don't Eat Jam and Other Things Big Kids Know. She has two new books forthcoming with Annick Press, Warriors and Wailers: One Hundred Ancient Chinese Jobs You…

Throughout an eclectic career Heather Tucker has gathered stories— from international community health projects to her experience as a teacher, bereavement counsellor, public health and psychiatric nurse. Heather spent many years developing health and education…

Aaron Tucker is the author of the forthcoming novel Soldiers, Hunters, Not Cowboys with Coach House Books on June 6th, 2023. His essay “A Cowboy’s Work” was longlisted for the 2022 CBC Non-Fiction Prize and is part of a work-in-progress collection of essays. Tucker’s latest…

I’m having fun writing in the sci-fi genre for the first time … getting my characters into impossible and fearsome situations and then figuring out how to help them escape. Oh, what a sadist I am. So, what else do I do, when not rubbing my hands together in malicious glee?…

Ann Tudor has a B.A. in English from DePauw University and an M.A.T. degree from Vanderbilt University, so it's clear she didn't start out to be a cook. But while sharing meal preparation with graduate school roommates, she learned the joys of creating in the kitchen, regularly…

Glenna worked as a freelance writer covering the arts in Kelowna BC for more than two decades, with a weekly column called Arts Seen and a magazine column called Musical Notes. Her short fiction first began appearing in literary magazines in 1997. In the past five years she's…

Bryn Turnbull is a writer of historical fiction with a penchant for fountain pens. Equipped with a master's of letters in creative writing from the University of St. Andrews, a master's of professional communication from Ryerson University and a bachelor's degree in English…

Neil Turner is the author of the gripping and highly-acclaimed Tony Valenti crime and legal thriller novels. He first lost himself in the pages of books as a five-year-old when Beatrix Potter and Thornton W. Burgess immersed him in the worlds of Jerry Muskrat, Peter Rabbit, and…

Iryn Tushabe is a Ugandan-Canadian writer and journalist. Her creative nonfiction has appeared in The Walrus, Briarpatch Magazine, Adda, and on CBC Saskatchewan. She's had short stories in The Journey Prize Stories 30 and 33, as well as in Grain Magazine and Exile Quarterly…

Arnold Tweed is a son of the prairies. He grew up on a farm in southern Manitoba, went to High School in Killarney, and graduated from Brandon College in 1959. His early ambition was to return to the farm, but he got side-tracked and graduated with an MD from the University of…