A journalist, book reviewer, author, and humorist, Debby Waldman calls herself a jack-of-all trades writer.
An accomplished author/poet and highly skilled performer, Calgary-based Deborah Fannie Miller's work has been showcased on CBC TV and Radio, CTV, and Global, The WTN, and Vision TV. Her first love is going into schools and interacting with students and teachers.
St. Paul-based Diane Mae Robinson is an international multi-award-winning children/teen author, artist, art teacher, part-time editor and, formally, a writing instructor at the Creative Writing Institute and international short story judge.
Born in Alberta, Calgary-based Faye Reineberg Holt loves tracking down and writing the dramatic stories of our prairie and Canadian past. As a writer, she has published short stories, articles, a poetry chapbook, and fourteen non-fiction books.
Edmonton-based Fred Curatolo is considered one of Alberta's foremost cartoonists.
Storyteller, librarian and former teacher, Gail de Vos has been an active promoter of the oral tradition of literature in Alberta for over three decades.
Georgia lives with her husband on a small farm in Central Alberta, north of Lacombe. Her grown children and granddaughter live nearby. She spends her time doing exactly what she loves to do, writing, illustrating, and painting.
Gerry Rasmussen is an internationally syndicated cartoonist who has been drawing the comic strip Betty since 1991. He is also the illustrator of a series of picture books about sports.
Calgary-based Ginger Mullen has been telling stories in schools, libraries, early childhood centres, and community organizations since 1992.
With over fifty picture books and children's novels to her credit, Canmore-based Hazel Hutchins is an experienced presenter who takes delight in sharing her stories and creative writing tips with elementary students across Canada and beyond.
