Kevin Andrew Heslop (b. London, Canada, 1992) is the author, most recently, of The Writing on the Wind's Wall: Dialogues About 'Medical Assistance in Dying' (Guernica Editions, 2026). His latest work as an artist, poet, journalist, and filmmaker has appeared with Centre[3] for Artistic & Social Practice, The Fiddlehead, Amphora, and several dozen film festivals around the world. Kevin's current work includes a debut television series set in St. Andrew's, New Brunswick, a debut feature film set in São Paulo, Brazil, and several books of poetry and non-fiction, including: it looks like a garden but he had hurt himself by accident (Cactus Press, 2026), here lies the refugee breather who drank a bowl of elsewhere (Biblioasis, 2027), and Craft, Consciousness: Dialogues About the Arts - Volume One (Guernica Editions, 2027).