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P.E.I. writers work for love not cash

P.E.I. writers love what they do, but expectations for a financially successful career are not high in light of statistics.

P.E.I. author’s novel inspired by great-grandfather’s marooning

William McDonough was sailing aboard the whaling ship Morning Star off the coast of Ecuador when it happened...

P.E.I. author explores their gender identity through poetry

“to every queerdo wrapped in rainbows... and to those who don't feel safe to do so..."

P.E.I. author explores Islander identity through poetry

She has always been fascinated by islands – even going as far as to label herself an “islomaniac”...

P.E.I. summers, familial love at the centre of this author’s novel

Olivia Robinson had her childhood memories of P.E.I. summers in mind when she started writing a short story.

Can a bully change? This P.E.I. author hopes to give answers

Angel Jendrick was only 10 years old when she started writing short mysteries to share with her grandparents.

What do Islanders think the government should do to solve the ongoing housing crisis?

I took it to the streets to find out what Islanders think the government should do to solve the ongoing housing crisis.

‘Witch’ uses craft to take control of her life

Blair Holloway predicted her friend would have a baby this year and the baby’s gender. Her prediction has now come true.

‘Pagan witch’ uses craft to connect with people, nature, divine

Megan Sentner was doing tarot readings for a group of women at a birthday party when someone who was no longer alive talked to her.

Hurricane helps ‘witchy artist’ connect to the Earth

Renée Laprise sat on her front porch in the summer of 2017. She looked ahead. Hurricane Dorian was approaching.

Ezra Santana