Meet the Board

Isobel Rondeau (she/her)

President

Isobel is a daydreamer. She enjoys spending time with her family and traveling wherever she is able. A self-published Author, Isobel has written five novels and has many more to share. Joining the Wine Country Writers’ Festival Society and being the President are very important to her. Her love of writing…

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Michelle Jacobs (she/her)

Vice President

Michelle C Jacobs is of Kanien7keha:ka First Nations and European descent, currently residing on the ancestral, traditional, and unceded territory of the Similamix people. She is an author and an artist, specializing in weaving fibres, beads, and words…

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Mark Cameron (he/him)

Treasurer

Mark Cameron’s literary journey began at a writers’ festival twenty years ago. His attendance at the 2005 Sunshine Coast Festival of the Written Arts inspired him to take up writing, and eventually to pursue a literary career…

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Luna Caine (he/him)

Secretary

Under the pen name, L.F. Caine, he is an author of dark fantasy and fiction novels, blending realism with the supernatural to create raw, immersive worlds. His stories explore the messy, complex experiences of being human…

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Danika Dinsmore (she/her)

Director

Danika Dinsmore lives on the traditional, unceded territory of the Squamish Nation (Gibsons, BC). Her eclectic literary journey spans three decades. After earning her MFA in Writing and Poetics from the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poets (Naropa University)…

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Sarah Collins (she/her)

Director

PJ Sarah Collins writes, swims, and teaches on the unceded lands of the Okanagan-Syilx. She is a recent MFA grad of UBC’s School of Creative Writing and has three decades of experience in four school districts, including Northern Ireland…

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Val Caine (she/they)

Director

Val R. Caine is an author and illustrator. They write immersive fiction that bends the rules of stories and twists troupes and plotlines into something you’d never expect. They refuse to be tied down to a single genre, and have an artistic way of capturing the essence of stories and characters in each word they write…

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