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KEVIN F ANDERSON
Kevin F Anderson is a retired teacher of theology, scripture, philosophy, world religions and social justice. As a young priest he served as teacher and chaplain, and as a retreat leader he ran outreach programs for youth. He was director of ‘Columbus Boys’ Camp’, and helped launch the first ‘Out of the Cold’ program that now serves the poor across Ontario. He lived and worked in Latin America as both a priest and a human rights worker, working at FEDEFAM with relatives of the disappeared. He returned to Canada to work as the Director of Education and Training at the ‘Canadian Churches’ Forum for Global Ministries’. Before retiring from teaching, Kevin spent many years travelling with students on awareness trips to Nicaragua, to conferences and soup kitchens, promoting these adventures and experiences as ways to travel outside the classroom and comfort zone of traditional learning. He has been writing poetry, articles, and stories his entire life. In recent years, he has published three books, all are collections of poems he has written and shared with friends on social media. He is in the process of editing a 4th book.
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CAROL CASEY
Carol Casey lives in Dish With One Spoon Territory, Blyth, Ontario, with her husband, hundreds of books, and a large garden. She is madly in love with her five amazing grandchildren. Her work has been twice nominated for the Pushcart Prize and has appeared in Pinhole Poetry, The Prairie Journal, Please See Me, Front Porch Review, Blue Unicorn, and others, including a number of anthologies, most recently, Stones Beneath the Surface (Black Mallard) and the Up Your Ars Poetica Anthology (Peters and Driscol). Her first collection of poems, What Can Happen: Family and Other Raptures of Imperfection is available on Amazon.
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MARK A. MCCUTCHEON
Mark A. McCutcheon is a literary critic, copyright scholar, author, and DJ. He has written a cultural studies book on Canadian Frankenstein adaptations, THE MEDIUM IS THE MONSTER (2018) and a debut poetry book, SHAPE YOUR EYES BY SHUTTING THEM (2019). His recent publications include the introduction to Christian Bök's MY WORKS YE MIGHTY (2025) and an Afterword for Elizabeth Effinger et al's ERASING FRANKENSTEIN (2024). Mark prefers when possible to publish work in Open Access editions; he's never touched so-called "gen ai" and never will.
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