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Member Profile
Isabel Nanton
Kenya-born writer Isabel Nanton lives in Canada and East Africa, working as a journalist, author of both non-fiction and fiction, broadcaster and teacher. Since completing a Press Fellowship awarded at Cambridge University in 2002, her focus is currently on writing the stories emerging from Africa's 54 countries. She also specializes in reviewing books for Canada's national newspapers.
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Publications
Adventuring in British Columbia. with Mary Simpson. Sierra Club of California, 1996.
Discover Canada. Toronto: Scholastic, 1994.
Souvenir Guide to Canada. Hong Kong: Chinaguide Series, 1989.
A History of Raray. Paris: Desktop, 1974.
Awards
Winner, Courier Fiction Prize, 1996.
Pacific Area Tourism Association Gold Awards for Discovery; Globe & Mail, 1986; 1993.
Tourism Industry Association of Canada, Best Feature for Skyword, 1984.
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