N.E. Rule
N.E. Rule attended Toronto’s Ryerson University for both creative writing and business communications. Her writing portfolio includes software specs, marketing copy, and training materials, however, her passion is fiction.
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Brianna Witte
As a writer from Ontario, Canada, Brianna Witte has a passion for spinning tales of sci-fi, horror and fantasy.
Grant Butler
Grant Butler is an author from the Midwest who writes in a variety of fiction genres. Some of his literary influences include Stephen King, Ira Levin, Agatha Christie, and Thomas Harris.
This Hideous Joy by Jonathan Inbody – Launches 21st August 2021
Filmmaking has always been my first love. But I love to write in any format, and short stories are just easier to bring into the world than films are (not to mention cheaper), so I end up putting out a lot more prose than I do short films.
Beyond Human by Matthew Clarke – Launches 23rd July 2021
What does literary success look like to you? Holding a book with your name on it. Everyone’s definition of success is different, but if you’re only writing with the aim of getting rich and famous, you’re likely to be disappointed.
The Salamandrion by Mike Adamson – Launches 24th July 2021
Literary success, to me, would mean scoring serious novel contracts with major publishers—mainstream circulation in the higher five figures and upward, with international reach, including foreign language editions and screen rights sales. This definitely calls for agency representation, and I’m hoping my track record, built up since 2016 in the short story market, will open that particular door. I’ve dabbled in screenwriting for the last twenty years, too, and a cross-pollination of success between fields is always possible.
Suann Amero
Suann Amero is an ambivert who loves tea, cats, dancing, reading, and writing. She lives in Canada with her partner and their two cats, Quincey and Onyx.
Ebenezer’s Corner
by Raven Isobel Plum When my dog, Ebenezer, stared at ‘nothing,’ I always assumed he heard something outside the house. Yet, each day, he spent more time guarding the shadowy corner, increasingly transfixed, not allowing us near. When Miss Jeanie, the psychic, came, she pointed to that exact spot with bangled arms, saying, “You […]
Something Old
by Susan Vita Rosia navigated the aisle alone. She came from a line of widows, but it was poppycock that the veil was cursed. Her candlelight satin dress suited the heirloom and hid her growing belly. The groom took her hand, and tears slid down her cheeks when she saw him. He lifted the […]