About the Author:
Elizabeth Hay is the bestselling, award-winning author of Late Nights on Air, which won the Scotiabank Giller Prize. Her other works include A Student of Weather (finalist for the Giller Prize and the Ottawa Book Award), Garbo Laughs (winner of the Ottawa Book Award and a finalist for the Governor General's Award), and Small Change (stories). In 2002, she received the prestigious Marian Engel Award. Elizabeth Hay lives and writes in Ottawa.
Review:
- "Hay creates enormous spaces with few words, and makes the reader party to the journey, listening, marvelling..." "Globe and Mail"
- "[She has an] evocative grace that brings to mind Annie Proulx." "Washington Post"
- "Hay has a delightful, deadpan wit, the kind that sneaks up on you." "New York Times"
- "Hay is a master of characterization. In their fallibility, their moral struggles and their conflicted desires, [her] characters ... ring utterly true."" Toronto Star"
- "Hay is capable of sending palpable chills down the reader's spine...." "Quill & Quire"
- "A master storyteller..." "Winnipeg Free Press"
"Hay creates enormous spaces with few words, and makes the reader party to the journey, listening, marvelling..." "Globe and Mail"
"[She has an] evocative grace that brings to mind Annie Proulx." "Washington Post"
"Hay has a delightful, deadpan wit, the kind that sneaks up on you." "New York Times"
"Hay is a master of characterization. In their fallibility, their moral struggles and their conflicted desires, [her] characters ... ring utterly true."" Toronto Star"
"Hay is capable of sending palpable chills down the reader's spine...." "Quill & Quire"
"A master storyteller..." "Winnipeg Free Press""
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