Newly-returned TWUC member Claire Eamer's 2012 title, The World in Your Lunch Box: The Wacky History and Weird Science of Everyday Foods , has been named a 2012 Eureka! Silver Honor Book by the California Reading Association. The World in Your Lunch Box was illustrated by Sa Boothroyd and published...
Member Profile
Eve Zaremba
Photo: Bev Allinson 1987
Eve Zaremba is the author of six mystery novels and one work of feminist non-fiction. A number of her novels have been published in UK, German and China. She is a long-standing member of The Writers Union of Canada.
She lives in Toronto with her long-time partner Ottie Lockey who is a consultant to the performing arts (www.ottielockey.com)
They spend a part of each year in Vancouver.
Zaremba's current interests include making art from trash - objet trouve.
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Eve Zaremba was born in Poland and emigrated to Canada in 1952 after a stint in the UK. She graduated from University of Toronto in 1963.
Active in the Women's Liberation Movement in the seventies and eighties, Zaremba was a founding member of Broadside, A Feminist Review published in Toronto from 1978 to 1988. She has written articles and reviews in a number of other publications.
Over the years Zaremba has made a living in advertising, marketing, real estate and publishing. Two of her novels were written while she owned and ran a used book store.
E-mail: eve@ottielockey.com
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Publications
Butterfly Effect. Toronto: Second Story Press, 1994.
Uneasy Lies. Toronto: Second Story Press, 1990.
Beyond Hope. Toronto: Second Story Press, 1987.
Work for a Million. Toronto: Second Story Press, 1986.
A Reason to Kill. Toronto: Second Story Press, 1978 & 1989.
White Noise. Second Story Press, Toronto, 1997
Privilege of Sex, A Century of Canadian Women. Anansi Press, Toronto, 1972
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The Writer's Union provided me with invaluable support at a difficult point in my career when it seemed that all the decision-making power over my work was in the hands of the publishing industry. I will always be grateful for that, as well as for the work that the Union continues to do every day to promote and protect the rights of writers.
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