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Amal Alhomsi

Watch Me Rot by Courtney Caroline is a deeply personal series exploring grief through food. After the loss of her partner, Courtney turned to painting to process the slow, quiet ache of mourning.

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Seth Enriquez

Born in Los Angeles. Married to Brit. Dad to Eve, Augie, Mae, and Josephine. Seth is the Pastor at St. George in The Pines

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Peter Katsnelson

Peter Katsnelson is a 15 year old author and spoken-word poet based in Calgary, Alberta. He has been creating since he was nine years old, and got his first stories published in E-Zines that same year. He is passionate about exploring all emotions and genres in his writing, and never really sticks to just one style or theme. He's a sucker for a fresh strawberry banana smoothie and a good guitar solo.

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Amal Alhomsi

Amal is a Syrian-Canadian writer, artist, and environmental educator. His short stories and art are featured in magazines and galleries across North America. He also holds the position of editor-in-chief at Oesa Magazine and resides in Banff, Alberta.

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Peter Katsnelson

Peter Katsnelson is a 15 year old author and spoken-word poet based in Calgary, Alberta. He has been creating since he was nine years old, and got his first stories published in E-Zines that same year. He is passionate about exploring all emotions and genres in his writing, and never really sticks to just one style or theme. He's a sucker for a fresh strawberry banana smoothie and a good guitar solo.

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Natalie Rice

is the author of the poetry collection Scorch (2023) and the chapbook 26 Visions of Light (2020), both published by Gaspereau Press. Her second collection will be published by Gaspereau in 2025.

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Nahanni McKay

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Arn Smit

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Zach Doyle

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Natalie Rice

is the author of the poetry collection Scorch (2023) and the chapbook 26 Visions of Light (2020), both published by Gaspereau Press. Her second collection will be published by Gaspereau in 2025.

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Amal Alhomsi with Caius

Amal is a Syrian-Canadian writer, artist, and environmental educator. His short stories and art are featured in magazines and galleries across North America. He also holds the position of editor-in-chief at Oesa Magazine and resides in Banff, Alberta.

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Amal Alhomsi With Jessia

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