Christina Schlegel
Robert John Schwarzmann
Robert John Schwarzmann was a Dartmouth author and poet. He grew up in
Ottawa and worked in journalism, then spent years teaching English as
a Second Language in many countries. His book of eight short
stories, Tales from the Darkside, was released October 2019.
Greg Scott
Matthew P. Scott
Zoe Scott
Born and raised in Middle Sackville N.S, Zoe fell in love with words at an early age. Throughout the years her passion for poetry has mixed with her musicality to transform into song writing. She holds both a Bachelor of English from Saint Mary’s University, and a Bachelor of Education from Mount Saint Vincent University. As a school teacher, Zoe loves exposing her students to various forms of poetry and being inspired by the beautiful creativity that explodes from their fingertips. In addition to writing, Zoe also has a passion for yoga, spirituality, dance, and community theatre.
Simone Sewell
Anika Sharma
Ashita Sharma
Daniel Simpkin
Sarah Simpson
Edwin Sim
Shilpa Singh
” strolling around “
Naomi Slater
Devin Slawter
Cameron Smith
Chris Smith
Julie Smith
I am an outsider artist, world traveller, vegetarian bohemian. I will gladly smile at strangers, especially if they are animals. Looking for a place to paint again and until then I sketch and write and listen to as much music as my ears will allow. 🙂
Cheryl Sobie
Bernard Soubry
Molly Jean Spinney
Ali Squire
R. E. Stansfield
Ron Stansfield is a transplanted prairie person now living “upshore” in Port Hilford. He takes his inspiration from the open ocean which he swears looks just like the waving wheat fields back home. He writes in all genres and is currently working on a book of short stories.
Norm Sabowitz
Sara Saddington
SarahEllen
Berendina P. Saunders
Richard Schaller
Hailey Stapleton
Sara Star
Murphy St. Claire
Henry Stevens
(also published as Alexander MacIsaac)
Luke Stevens
Luke Stevens is an aspiring young artist who is always looking to make connections! Feel free to reach out on Instagram @lugubrious_man!
Graym Stewart
- Our Beloved Mrs. Smith
- A Knight Stung by the Bee
- If Walls Could Talk
- Trapped Within a Tear
- The Flowers in the Garden
- As Time Passes
- Indignation
Jim Stewart
Rod Stewart
- The Keeper of Keys
- Cold Sore
- Granny Knows
- Spring! Yes!
- Our Beloved Mrs. Smith
- Holidays!
- Hush!
- Been Where?
- Mama Bird
- How Sweet
- The Cardinal Prince
- Holiday Visitor
- Good Morning, Tea
- Been Where?
- Told You So
- Not Yet
- Winter Pond
- Winter is Coming
- Autumn Chase
- The Gardener
- Dirty Dogs
- Having Read Your X’s
- Winter Rain
- Holiday Hibernation
- October Maples
- Remember
- The Tire
- Summer Shore
- Potholes
- March On
- Oats for Breakfast
- Mittens
- Sock it to Them
- October Kitchen
- The Turkey
- Yard Sales
- Dress Up!
- Pansies
- Soup
- Easter!
- Grandad’s Garden
- First Snow
- Creases
- The Astronaut
- Mighty Thor*
- Prowler
- Nose Pimple
- Heart String
Spencer Stoddard
I aspire to do my best in all aspects of my life. I don’t believe in “perfection” but I do believe in “improvement”. During my free time I enjoy going for walks, watching sports (Go Leafs), writing anything that comes to mind, and engaging in discussions regarding topics like metaphysics, astronomy, and spirituality.
Jasmin Stoffer
Jasmin Stoffer (B.A., B.Ed, M.Ed) is a local teacher and amateur poet. From 2012-2017 she was a Special Education teacher in Nunavik, Quebec – and began writing Haiku as a way of journaling daily. When she’s not writing poetry or teaching, she gardens, attends curling classes, and enjoys having adventures around town with her goddaughters, Ruby and Grace.
- Feeling Spring
- The work continues, with a chance of rain
- observations in the garden
- Spring
- The Cardinal
- What is today? A Poem of Self-Isolation
- All My Gurus are Dead
- Fear not the Woods or Ocean Near
- Home: a Meditation
- To Love
- The End of the Road
Bethana Sullivan
Mary Ellen Sullivan
Mary Ellen Sullivan grew up on a farm outside Guelph, Ontario, and now lives in Halifax. She is a regular contributor to Open Heart Forgery and is included in Open Heart Forgery: Year One Anthology. She has compiled five annual issues of Open Heart Farming, a free collection of farm and food-centric poems by Nova Scotia poets.
- Healing in Seven Generations
- Linda, In Many Skins
- In Paddy’s Shed
- Farmer’s Box
- Touch
- Finding Grace in Aisle Five
- An Anxious Beauty
- Grey Day
- 14 Things that Nourish Nova Scotia
- Home Invasion
- The Cycling of Seeds
- Seasonal Bites
- Mantle of Spruce
- A Quiet Democracy
- City Suitor
- Stupid Moves
- Wild Flowers for Jack
- A Good Drunk
- Bottled Up
- Giving
- Groundhog Hole
- A Saint for the Farmers
- Alfalfa Meditation
- Life is a Bowl of Cherries
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