Marcus McCann
Marcus McCann is a poet and journalist. He grew up in Hamilton. From 2006-2011, he worked at Xtra, where he held various posts including managing editor of both the Toronto and Ottawa editions. He’s the author of two books of poems, Soft Where and The Hard Return, and a number of chapbooks. He was shortlisted for the Gerald Lampert and Robert Kroetsch awards, and he’s won the John Newlove Award and the EJ Pratt Medal for poetry. He now lives in Toronto.
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Wynward H. Oliver is the pen name of a writer and retired educator living in Los Angeles with his husband of thirty years and their two adorable doggies. Wyn could tell you more about himself, but that's what his memoir is for.
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