Joanne Findon

Joanne Findon is a writer, editor and educator, with more than thirty years’ experience teaching university students in literature and creative writing courses. She is an experienced teacher and writing workshop leader, and an editor of both fiction and academic materials. She has particular expertise in medieval Irish, English and Welsh literature and history, as well as in medieval culture more broadly. Her published books focus especially on the voices of women.

She is also a published author of several children’s books, and has specific expertise in children’s publishing.

Joanne is a member of the Editors Association of Canada. You can check out her profile and skills in the Online Directoy of Editors, at https://editors.ca/directory/joanne-findon/

Tamsyn Riddle

Tamsyn Riddle is fiction writer and a recent graduate of Concordia University’s Master of Arts in English-Creative Writing program. Her short fiction has been published in This Magazine, Bone Parade, Maybe Magazine, and elsewhere. At Concordia, she worked as an Assistant for Concordia’s Writers Read program and was a Fiction Reader for Headlight, the graduate student-run literary magazine.

Tamsyn is also a graduate of the Erasmus Mundus Master of Arts in Women’s and Gender Studies (GEMMA) program Central European University and the University of Oviedo, and has previously worked for several non-profit organizations with grant-writing, research, writing, and editing for both scholarly and literary publications.