Alanna Rusnak Libri

Celebrating 37 Canadian authors and their work as featured during the second year of Blank Spaces, a literary arts magazine birthed out of small town Ontario. Filled with forty-five pieces of creative non-fiction, short stories, and poetry, Just Words Volume Two is a true reflection of the heart, humour, and depth of Canadian creatives; capturing in its text, the very pulse of Blank Spaces. Edited by Alanna Rusnak, Pamela Hopwood, and Michelle McLaughlin. Featuring the work of Ilham Alam, Brian C. Austin, Simon Broder, Trisha Causley, Sue Corke, Joy DeVito, Salvatore Difalco, Dawn Edgcumbe, Katerina Eleftheriou, Matthew Eliot, Jennifer Ellis, Sheri Falconer, Anne Lee Guide, Stephanie Karakochuk Hardy, Leslie Hill, Amy Holodinksy, Beverley Hopwood, D. M. Kerr, Tony Kicinski, Larry Kozlof, Jennifer Lavallee, Rachel Laverdiere, Alan MacLeod, Patricia Manale, Cindy Matthews, Gail M. Murray, Jenny Parsons, Olivia Sapp, Nicole Schroeder, Tsara Shelton, Susan Siddeley, Caitlin Thomson, Mitchell Toews, Lori Twining, and Richard Weiser.

Celebrating 42 Canadian authors and their work as featured during the third year of Blank Spaces, a literary arts magazine birthed out of small town Ontario. Filled with forty-seven pieces of creative non-fiction, short stories, and poetry, Just Words Volume Three is a true reflection of the heart, humour, and depth of Canadian creatives; capturing in its text, the very pulse of Blank Spaces. Edited by Alanna Rusnak, Haley Down, and Michelle McLaughlin. Featuring the work of Trevor Abes, Erin Alladin, John Alpaugh, Anna Baines, Brianne Christensen, Craig Clark, Zeba Crook, Yelibert Cruz, Spencer Dawson, Tracy Evans, Sheri Falconer, Kristin Fast, Emily Fata, Michael Foy, Rachel Freeman, Sarah Gardiner, Roq Gareau, Rosalind Goldsmith, Meaghan Hackinen, Mark Halpern, Hanorah Hanley, Jennie Hunter, Desiree Kendrick, Jessica Kluthe, Kim Losier, Kelly-Anne Maddox, Heather McLeod, Jonathan Mendelsohn, Tamzin Mitchell, Harvey Mitro, Candace Janelle Ormond, David Perlmutter, Hina Rani, Jordan Ryder, Nicole Schroeder, Susan Siddeley, Sheri Singleton, Stephanie Tamagi, Alyssa Thiessen, Jennifer Turney, Cynthia Scott Wandler, and Corals Zheng.

An unapologetic collection of poetry. When We Were Young proves the English language can be moulded, shaped, worked, and reworked to become true art.