OK, so here's a photo of Anne DeGrace, because I don't know how to put two photos in one blog post. Here she is introducing me. Thanks Anne!
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NEVER GOING BACK
“Banyard has written an engaging novel, original in concept and convincing in its portrait of the people of a unique and intriguing place.” — Jack Hodgins
DANGEROUS CROSSINGS
“... no trouble holding the attention of young readers interested in tales of far-off places and courageous (or foolhardy) doings.”—QUILL & QUIRE
LINKS
- ABC Bookworld
- Annick Press
- Billie Livingston, "provocative but wildly fun" -- Globe and Mail
- Edwina Shaw--"The worst job she’ s ever had was selling dagwood dogs (corn dogs) in Sideshow Alley at the Ekka, closely contested by her long stint as a house cleaner."
- Elizabeth Bachinsky, "Bachinsky's work...is able to rise above the boring drone of the avant-garde-versus-traditional debates" -- Zoe Whittall, Globe and Mail
- Jack Hodgins -- one of Canada's master storytellers
- Jakob Dulisse, photographer
- Lynn Coady, "a promising literary talent, perhaps a major one" -- The Guardian
- Rebecca S's blog--"As I go about my workaday life I get an idea about something. I play with the idea."
- Sandy Shreve, poet and photo-poem video artist
- Thistledown Press
HEAD SHOT
photo by Jakob Dulisse
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- Toni
- Antonia Banyard emigrated from Zambia to Canada as a young child and grew up in Nelson, British Columbia. She has been published in literary magazines and anthologies in Canada, the US, England, and Australia. Her children’s non-fiction book, DANGEROUS CROSSINGS! was published in 2007 and received award nominations from the Canadian Children’s Book Centre and the Ontario Library Association’s Red Maple Award. She has degrees in writing from the University of Victoria and the University of Queensland. With her writer’s group, the Seven Sisters, she published two anthologies and performed readings at festivals, schools, and bookstores across BC. Her novel, NEVER GOING BACK, will be published by Thistledown Press in Spring 2010.
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