Lise Mayne (Member-at-Large) is thrilled that her historical fiction novel Time Enough, published December 2024, is now available at Indigo online and in stores across Alberta. A Canadian immigration saga of a family forced to leave Isle of Man in the early 1900’s, Time Enough engages readers in the sights, sounds, and challenges of adapting to a completely different landscape and culture. Visit Lise’s website at https://www.lisemayne.ca for reviews and background of this uniquely Canadian story, loosely based on family history. Lise’s poem “Riding On Boys With Cars, Dusk to Dawn” was published in the 2024 inaugural edition of Kent State University’s Haymaker Literary Journal. It’s about sneaking out to all-night movie marathons at the drive-in movie theatre, stolen kisses, and especially the tingly delights of watching the vampire Christopher Lee and imagining…eternal life? Her poem “Overtime’s Over” won Honourable Mention in the 2024 Wine Country Writers’ Festival (WCWF) Writing Contest and was published in the WCWF Writing Contest Anthology. Her poem, “If Wishes Were Horses,” was published by The Heartland Review in their late fall issue, and she was a finalist for an Alberta Magazine Award, in the Feature Writing: Short category, for her article, “Plastic Blues: One Albertan’s quest to stop government-sanctioned littering.”