Contributors
Julia MacArthur is a poet and singer-songwriter who enjoys sharing her love for Jesus. She performs at venues around the city and small towns south of Calgary. You may contact her through her website, www.juliaroarmusic.com. Heather Mack is an English Literature student at Ambrose University in her third year. After graduation, Heather hopes to pursue a career in Social Work. Her goal is to work as a clinical social worker counselling youth who have experienced trauma. She is passionate about people and loves to hear their stories. Heather is a creative writer and an avid reader; if she isn’t with a friend (or a stranger) listening to their story, she is off somewhere with her nose in a book: coffee in one hand, and a pen in the other. Daniel C. Randell is a student of history and business and an avid reader and writer. He is a lover of English literature, and is both an editor and contributor to the Western Talent & Innovation Review. In his spare time, Daniel enjoys playing music and also maintains a history blog. Erin Emily Ann Vance’s work appears in journals such as Contemporary Verse 2 and filling station. She was a 2017 recipient of the Alberta Foundation for the Arts Young Artist Prize and a 2018 Finalist for the Alberta Magazine Awards in Fiction. She has work forthcoming in The Occulum, Revue Post, The Black Dog Review and The Blasted Tree. Find her at www.erinvance.ca and @erinemilyann on instagram and twitter. Rachel VanderWoude is an English Literature major at Ambrose University, and hopes to graduate in 2020. She works for the Ambrose Writing Centre as a tutor, runs a magazine of her own, and has a blog (which is updated sporadically at best). Rachel has loved literature and poetry since she was little, and is a voracious reader. Her favourite book is The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien. In her spare time, she might be found playing piano or violin, or else up a tree somewhere enjoying nature.
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