My name is Cathrin Hagey (she/her) and I live in the beautiful, and often overlooked, Canadian province of Saskatchewan.

Once upon a time I took degrees in mathematics and education, and then went on to have children and school them at home. When they grew up, I began caring for and training rescue dogs. In midlife I began writing stories for children and adults and then became an editor and columnist at Luna Station Quarterly, indulging my passion for fairy tales and fantasy.

I have been longlisted for the Bath Flash Fiction Award, the Fractured Lit Flash Fiction Prize, and the CBC Nonfiction Prize (twice). I have also been shortlisted for CANSCAIP’s Writing for Children Award. I’m currently writing for children and querying agents.

Contact me at cathrinhageyATgmailDOTcom. For more: https://linktr.ee/cathrinhagey.

The header photo was taken by me at Grasslands National Park in Saskatchewan, Canada. It’s one of my favorite places to visit and also one of the quietest on Earth.