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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 an MRI technologist living and working in Miramichi NB (Canada). I am also the editor of The Seaboard Review of Books online literary journal.
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.
Reader, blogger, CanLit enthusiast.
Freelance writer Lisa Timpf is a retired HR and communications professional who lives in Simcoe, Ontario. You can find out more about Lisa’s writing and artwork at http://lisatimpf.blogspot.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
A writer and critic of many years standing, I am interested in many areas of culture, creative activities, politics and psychic exploration.
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