grant munroe, founder & co-publisher

Grant is the founder, co-publisher, and editor of Woodbridge Farm Books. His fiction, essays, interviews, humor, and reviews have appeared in several U.S. and Canadian outlets, including The Walrus, One Story, Globe and Mail, Los Angeles Review of Books, Toronto Star, Literary Hub, The Rumpus, National Post, Literary Review of Canada, McSweeney's Internet Tendency, and more. He's a graduate of New York University's Creative Writing Program in Fiction.

From 2014 to 2017, Grant served as the Director of Marketing and Publicity at Biblioasis, a Windsor-based literary press. Titles published by press during that time were routinely covered by North America's best outlets, including The New Yorker, New York Times Book Review, Globe and Mail, Wall Street Journal, San Francisco Chronicle, Washington Post, Maclean's, NPR, CBC, and others. CWILA named two of Biblioasis's 2015 titles among the ten most reviewed in Canada.

Born in Miami, Florida, he holds dual United States and Canadian citizenship.

loki

Loki was adopted from the Windsor-Essex Humane Society in February of 2015. Through his service as Biblioasis's press dog, he appeared in several local and international outlets, including The Guardian, Electric Literature, and CBC's The National. His favorite pastimes include playing fetch, hiking, and napping.

chris andrechek, co-publisher

As co-publisher of Woodbridge Farm Books, Chris oversees all aspects of design and production. He’s the former Production Manager of Biblioasis Books, where he worked for eight years. During his tenure at Biblioasis, Chris was responsible for the production of over one hundred titles, including several that went on to win the Scotiabank Giller Prize, Governor General’s Award, Writers’ Trust Award, Trillium Award, and more. He received his Master of Arts in literature at the University of Windsor.

volunteers

Our press depends on the generous support of volunteers from the local community. Of special note is Kingsville's own Stephen Phillips, who contributes to press events by playing music from his extensive collection of antique records from the 1920s. If you're interested in volunteering, please contact us at woodbridgeretreat@gmail.com.