Janet Trull is an educator with specializations in literacy and visual arts. Her writing has appeared in a wide variety of publications, including the Globe and Mail, Toronto Star, Canadian Living Magazine and the Haliburton County Echo. Trull is the author of two critically acclaimed collections of short fiction, Hot Town and Something's Burning, with themes of social and cultural change. Her historical novel, The End of the Line, is set in Haliburton in 1878. Janet Trull is the recipient of several awards, including a CBC Canada Writes challenge, a Western Magazine Award nomination, and a Commonwealth Fiction prize. Her motivating workshops support writers of all levels as they develop distinctive literary voices and effective writing techniques. For More Information: @janet.trull.author | trullstories.com