Samuel Best | Twitter: @spbbest

Samuel Best is a Glasgow-based writer and also runs Octavius, a literary magazine for students studying in Scotland. Samuel has been published in The Cadaverine, ClockWorks and the24project, and is writing two novels based on different blends of Scottish national identity, violence and running away.

Trevor Corkum | Twitter: @trevcorkum

Trevor Corkum is a recent graduate of UBC’s optional-residency MFA program. His fiction and non-fiction have been published in Prairie Fire, The Malahat Review, Event, Grain, The Antigonish Review, Plenitude and The Journey Prize Stories 24. He is currently working on a novel and a collection of short fiction. 

Sharon Goldberg

Sharon Goldberg’s work has appeared or is forthcoming in The Louisville Review, Under the Sun, The Chaffey Review, Temenos, The Binnacle, The Feathered Flounder, and elsewhere. Her short stories “Caving In” (2012) and “Ghost” (2011) were finalists in the Pacific Northwest Writers Association Literary Contest. Sharon was also the second place winner in both the 2012 On The Premises Humor Contest and Fiction Attic Press's 2013 Flash in the Attic Contest. She is working on a short story collection. Links: Website

Sara Habein | Twitter: @sshabein

Sara is the author of Infinite Disposable, a collection of microfiction, and her work has appeared on The Rumpus and Persephone Magazine, among others. Sara is the editor of Electric City Creative, and also writes book reviews and music commentary at Glorified Love Letters. You can also read more from Sara in our first Listerature Vol. 1 and Little (flash) Fiction compilations.

Eileen Mary Holowka | Twitter: @elmahka

Eileen is a creative writing student in her second year at the University of Winnipeg. She's happy to have made her writing debut at Little Fiction.

Clare Kirwan

Clare Kirwan is from Wirral, England. Her stories have been published in Dark Tales, Contrary, Flax, Short, Fast and Deadly, The Binnacle etc and there's a novel on the way. By day she is a library assistant – like Batgirl.

Links:  Website | Twitter | Blog

Lacy Lalonde | Links: Blog | Twitter

Lacy Lalonde does things outside of writing, but she really wishes she didn't have to. You can check out more of her writing through her blog. And you can also follow her on twitter where she may or may not dazzle you with 140 characters or less.

Curtis Leblanc | Twitter:  @soupfromthecan

Curtis LeBlanc was born and raised in St. Albert, Alberta. He currently resides in Vancouver, where he attends the University of British Columbia. His work has previously appeared in Squawk Back, Is Greater Than and Fugue.

Jennifer Manuel | Twitter: @jenniferlmanuel

Jennifer Manuel has published in Prism and Room. She is currently writing a novel that explores the ethical issues of teaching Aboriginal students in remote communities for her Masters thesis at the University of Victoria and is working under the mentorship of David Adams Richards through Humber College.

Gwendolyn Joyce Mintz

Gwendolyn Joyce Mintz is a writer and photographer.  She also makes teddy bears by hand. Links: Blog

Jason Lee Norman

Jason Lee Norman is another writer with a beard. His first book of short fiction 'Americas' was published in April 2012. His new eBook 'Beautiful Girls & Famous Men' should be available any minute now on a device near you. He lives, eats, and writes in Edmonton, Canada. Links:  Twitter | Website

Angela Palm

Angela Palm is a freelance editor and writer. Her work appears or is forthcoming in Midwestern Gothic, Sundog Lit's Photogene contest, Prick of the Spindle, Best of the Burlington Writers Workshop 2013, and Six Three Whiskey Press. She resides in Burlington, Vermont, where she is working on her first novel. Links: Website | Twitter

Troy Palmer | Twitter: @troy_palmer

Troy is the founder, Creative Director and Managing Editor of Little Fiction. When he’s not art directing, reading submissions or editing stories, he can be found writing, walking too fast, or thinking there’s more he needs to be doing. He currently lives and rarely sleeps in Toronto.

Philip Simondet

Philip Simondet is a writer, singer/songwriter, and improv actor in Minneapolis, MN.  He does a lot of stuff. You should check out stuff he does. | Links:  YouTube