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Edward O. Phillips

Edward O. Phillips was born in Montreal and studied at McGill, Universit� de Montr�al, Harvard, and Boston University. After teaching in both public and private schools, he embarked on a brief, undistinguished career as a painter. After he had sold to members of his family and friends on his Christmas card list, he tried his hand at writing fiction. He enjoys making up stories and hopes to continue.

PUBLICATIONS:

Queen's Court. Cormorant Books, 2007

A Voyage on Sunday. Riverbank Press, 2004

No Early Birds. Toronto: Riverbank, 2001.

Working on Sunday. Toronto: Riverbank, 1998.

The Mice Will Play. Toronto: Riverbank, 1996.

The Landlady's Niece. Toronto: Seal Books, 1992.

Sunday Best. Toronto: Seal Books, 1990.

AWARDS:

Arthur Ellis Award for Buried on Sunday, 1986.

Cross-Canada Writers' Quarterly Short Fiction Contest, 1983.

EMAIL: eophillips@videotron.ca

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