Our Authors

David M. Snow writes visionary speculative fiction that blends myth, science, and hope. His Amaranth series explores oceanpunk worlds where resilience and rebirth rise from beneath the waves.

Author of Invisible Line and Five Points on an Invisible Line. Su’s speculative fiction explores activism, identity, and human connection in near-future worlds.

Rich Larson is the author ofThe Sky Didn’t Load Today and Other Glitches, a collection of sharp, inventive stories exploring technology, humanity, and the quiet chaos of the near future.

Loui Beaulieu writes nature as a living force that humbles and transforms. His debut novel Tonnerre-des-bois follows a young shaman's journey through a world where spirit animals, sacred forests, and ancestral memory shape everything.

Véronique Reed writes urban fantasy steeped in Greek mythology and mystery. Her debut novel L'Égide follows a secret organization in Montreal hunting a demigod through murders that blur the line between ancient myth and modern crime.

Jennifer DeLeskie writes urgent speculative fiction that confronts power, memory, and survival. Her debut YA novel Everclear explores a near-future Northern Quebec where reclaiming language and truth becomes an act of resistance.

James Dick writes character-driven speculative fiction rooted in myth, history, and the consequences of power. His work often explores decolonization, inherited trauma, and the fragile bonds of chosen family through richly imagined worlds shaped by science and story alike. Seekers of the Fallen Stars, his debut novel, blends nautical fantasy with political intrigue and ancient legend. He lives in Scarborough, Ontario.

Alyssa Cherise writes character-driven speculative fiction rooted in nature, resilience, and the fragile balance between humanity and the living world. Her work explores environmental healing, moral complexity, and the quiet strength of chosen paths through lush, immersive settings. The Wild We Chose, her debut novel, blends solarpunk and eco-fantasy with themes of sisterhood, survival, and renewal. She lives on Vancouver Island.

Jessica Patterson writes speculative fiction that explores mortality, memory, and the systems that shape how we live and die. Her work blends emotional intensity with high-concept worlds, often centering characters caught between personal desire and larger forces beyond their control. The War on Death, her debut novel, is a neonoir mystery about love, loss, and the cost of escaping death. She lives in Montreal.