A big thank you to CTV Edmonton for the shout out about the Book Publisher of Alberta's award nomination for What You Take With You, my Fort McMurray wildfire memoir published by University of Alberta Press. I appreciate how Alberta writers are supported throughout the province.
Book recounting 2016 Fort McMurray wildfire nominated for award
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Fort McMurray author Therese Greenwood has been nominated for an Alberta Book Publishing Award for her memoir recounting the Horse River Wildfire.Globe Book Club: Why are there so few Indigenous crime writers? It’s no mystery
Globe Book Club: Why are there so few Indigenous crime writers? It’s no mystery
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A lucrative crime fiction sub-genre features Indigenous protagonists and Indigenous themes, but most of the writers who write these mysteries aren’t Indigenous in the first place.Thank you @canadianlit and Heidi Tiedemann Darroch for the thoughtful review “Precarious Places” in Canadian Literature: A Quarterly of Criticism and Review. I appreciate the time you spent with What You Take With You, my Fort McMurray wildfire memoir. I’m sure @UAlbertaPress does, too. Thanks, too, for being a champion of Canadian writers.
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A Quarterly of Criticism and Review
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It was “gripping and deeply moving”, indeed!
A big thank you to Angie Abdou for reviewing my book What You Take With You, Family, Wildfire and The Road Home on CBC Radio Daybreak Alberta today. Thanks for keeping up the suspense about the objects I took with me! Angie does an amazing job championing Alberta books and I love how she gets the poetry of objects being invested with meaning and emotion. I recommend you listen to the whole interview but the part about my book starts at the 5:30 mark. University of Alberta Press
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I’ll listen! Excited to hear the review.
Excited to be joining this group of dedicated short story writers in their Fall 2020 anthology.
Murder and malaise…and the criminal minds who revel in it!
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Carrick Publishing has announced the names of the 35 authorswhose stories will appear in its upcoming crime fiction collection, A Grave Diagnosis: Catherine Astolfo: “The Backpack” …Comment on Facebook Carrick Publishing ...
Congratulations!