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Stephanie Makes a Scene by Bruce W. Bishop (Fiction)
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What the Tide Brings In by Sierra Benayon-Abraham (Fiction)
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Stephanie Makes a Scene by Bruce W. Bishop
In Grow Up, Rory Rafferty, author Bruce Bishop introduced us to the unforgettable characters Rory Rafferty and Stephanie Whittaker, two young Maritimers reaching for their dreams in late 1970s Toronto. In that novel, Stephanie was already l...
What the Tide Brings In by Sierra Benayon-Abraham
What does a perfect girl risk when she starts asking questions?
The question sits at the centre of Sierra Benayon-Abraham’s What the Tide Brings In, a debut YA thriller that opens with a striking image: seventeen-year-old Maven Ryder wakes...
Revolutionary Science by Bruce H. Jennings
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Authors
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“Embark on a Journey to Discover Great Reads." James M Fisher, editor-in-chief. \ud83c\udde8\ud83c\udde6
She/Her. Exploring the art of sharing science and engaging people in research. Once got an honorable mention in my third grade science fair for making a miniature greenhouse out of plastic wrap.
I am the editor-in-chief of The Seaboard Review of Books online literary journal. I live in Miramichi NB.
Occasional writer, intermittent artist. Red lipstick enthusiast. Likes cake.
Canadian writer living slowly in Quebec producing haiku, reviews and irregular poems. Publisher and poet. Editor aka text therapist. www.pearlpirie.com
Melanie Marttila (she/her) #ActuallyAutistic, writes poetry and speculative tales of hope. She lives and writes in Sudbury, in the house where 3 generations of her family have lived, on the street that bears her surname, with her spouse and dog.
Anne M. Smith-Nochasak resides in rural western Nova Scotia and teaches part-time after many years working in northern communities. She has self-published three novels and is a member of the Writers Federation of Nova Scotia.
Dawn Macdonald lives in Whitehorse, Yukon, where she grew up without electricity or running water. She also reviews books at https://reviewsofbooksigotforfreeorcheap.substack.com/
Retired Professor of English and regular contributor to TSR
Melanie is a Vancouver freelance writer/editor. She's also the award-winning author of middle-grade/YA suspensers, mostly with Orca Book Publishers. https://writersunion.ca/member/melanie-jackson
Writer, editor, academic
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