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Charlie Mountford is a humorist who lives in Stratford, Ontario, and in Quebec City.  He has published nine books. He and his wife, Ruth, who is a book designer and photographer, are currently collaborating on the Coffee Break and Tea Break series of books.These books are collections of short...

Martin Desjardins lets his saxophone resonate through his favorite pieces. He contributed to various projects as an instrumentalist, composer and/or arranger, including three albums and three hundred concerts with the song collective Polémil Bazar, who was awarded the Alternative Album of the year...

Francois Rioux is a jazz guitarist born and raised in fabulous Quebec City. Among his achievements, Rioux and his band Jazz Culture Club won first place at two jazz contests, including the Montreal Vandoren “Jazz en rafale” competition. During Quebec City’s 400th anniversary...

Aislinn Hunter est l’auteure du recueil  de nouvelles What’s left us qui s’est démarqué et a été finaliste pour le Danuta Gleed Award et le ReLit Prize. Son livre de poésie Into the Early Hours a été en lice pour le Dorothy Livesay Prize and a gagné le Gerald Lampert...

Aislinn Hunter‘s acclaimed collection of stories, What’s Left Us, was a finalist for the Danuta Gleed Award and the ReLit Prize. Her poetry, Into the Early Hours, was shortlisted for the Dorothy Livesay Prize and won the Gerald Lampert Award. And her novel Stay (2002; reissued in 2013 by...

Tom Gauld est né en 1976 dans l’Aberdeenshire, en Écosse, quelque part entre les monts Grampians et la mer du Nord. Après des études d’illustration à l’Edinburgh College of Art, il rejoint le Royal College of Art, à Londres, où il réside encore.  Il collabore régulièrement avec des...

Tom Gauld was born in 1976 in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, somewhere between Mount Grampians and the North Sea. After studying illustration at the Edinburgh College of Art, he joined the Royal College of Art in London, where he resides today. He regularly collaborates with well-known newspapers such as...