Flitt’s Call and the accompanying activity guide are part of a project in partnership with Island Nature Trust and supported by the PEI Alliance for Mental Well-Being. The story features […]
Renee Blanchette is a poet and fiction writer who worked as an educator in her home province of Prince Edward Island. Her writing focuses on character, nature and the function […]
Alma Fullerton is an award winning author- author/illustrator. She lives in NorthLake PEI with her husband, and dog. Born in Ontario Canada, she grew up in a large military family […]
Dan Yashinsky has been telling stories for more than forty years. The founder of the Toronto Storytelling Festival and the co-founder of the Storytellers School of Toronto (now called Storytelling […]
Purdy’s work has appeared in more than fifty periodicals, including Prism International; Cat Fancy; Canadian Forum; Prism International; Dalhousie Review; Quarry; Waves; Laomedon Review; Tamarack Review; Arc Magazine, Big Pond […]
Edith Pahlke was born in Berlin, Germany in 1936 and has spent her life as a traveller and artist, with a love for letters, language, art, and reading. After her […]
Dr. Jane Gordon is a PhD in Sociology and retired after thirty-seven years as a faculty member at Mount St. Vincent University in the Sociology-Anthropology Department, cross-appointed to Women?s Studies. […]
Hannah Godfrey (AKA hannah_g) is a writer, artist, and curator living in Winnipeg, Treaty 1 Territory. Her work is informed by queer echo-locating, contemporary art, and recollection. Her book, Critical […]
Marike Finlay has skippered sailing voyages from the Great Lakes to the Caribbean along the Canadian and American eastern seaboard; she also spent many seasons sailing in the Pacific from […]
Adrian Hoffman grew up just outside Boston. He studied cello, then trombone, composition, and opera direction at the New England Conservatory of Music, then freelanced with the Boston Pops Orchestra […]