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Lynne Bowen
BIO
Biography

Lynne Bowen started in Indian Head, Saskatchewan in 1940 and has been moving westward ever since. She was raised in Calgary and Hinton, Alberta. She obtained a Public Health Nursing degree from the University of Alberta, and a Master's degree in western Canadian history from the University of Victoria. She lives, kayaks, and bicycles in Nanaimo and is married with three children. She writes books, articles, video scripts, and for fourteen years was the Rogers Communications Co-Chair of Creative Non-fiction Writing at the University of British Columbia.

ADDRESS
City: Nanaimo, Province/Territory: British Columbia
EMAIL
GENRE
Creative Non-Fiction
LANGUAGES
English
PUBLICATIONS
Publications
Title
Boss Whistle. The Coal Miners of Vancouver Island Remember. Revised Edition.
Publisher
Oolichan Books/Rocky Point Books
Year
1982/2002
Title
Three Dollar Dreams
Publisher
Oolichan Books
Year
1987
Title
Those Lake People. Stories of Cowichan Lake, 2nd Edition
Publisher
Douglas & McIntyre/Rocky Point Books
Year
1992/2019
Title
Robert Dunsmuir, Laird of the Mines
Publisher
XYZ Publishing
Year
1999
Title
Whoever Gives Us Bread. The Story of Italians in British Columbia
Publisher
Douglas & McIntyre/Douglas & McIntyre (2013) Ltd.
Year
2011/2013
Title
Those Island People
Publisher
Rocky Point Books
Year
2014
Title
Muddling Through The Remarkable Story of the Barr Colonists
Publisher
Douglas & McIntyre
Year
1992
AWARDS
Awards
Name
Eaton's British Columbia Book Award
Publication
Boss Whistle, The Coal Miners of Vancouver Island Remember
Year
1983
Name
Lieutenant-Governor's Medal for Writing British Columbia History
Publication
Three Dollar Dreams
Year
1987
Name
Hubert Evans Non-Fiction Prize
Publication
Muddling Through, The Remarkable Story of the Barr Colonists
Year
1992
Name
F.G. Bressani Literary Prize in Creative Nonfiction
Publication
Whoever Gives Us Bread, The Story of Italians in British Columbia
Year
2012
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