Photo Credit:
Photo credit
Bruce Erskine
Carol Bruneau
BIO
Biography

Carol Bruneau is the author of ten books: six novels, three short fiction collections, and one work of nonfiction. She has an MA in Canadian Literature from Dalhousie University, and an MA in Journalism from the University of Western Ontario. She worked as a journalist and photo editor for The Canadian Press before she began writing fiction in the early 1990s. Her present career combines writing and reviewing fiction, writing about the visual arts, and leading the occasional creative writing workshop. She has taught writing at several Maritime universities, including Dalhousie and NSCAD in Halifax, where she is based. Two of her novels have been published internationally, and her stories, essays and reviews have appeared in various Canadian newspapers, journals and anthologies. 

ADDRESS
City: Halifax, Province/Territory: Nova Scotia
EMAIL
GENRE
Literary fiction
LANGUAGES
English
PUBLICATIONS
Publications
Title
Brighten the Corner Where You Are: A Novel Inspired by the Life of Maud Lewis
Publisher
Nimbus Publishing/Vagrant Press
Year
2020
Title
A Circle on the Surface
Publisher
Nimbus/Vagrant
Year
2018
Title
A Bird on Every Tree
Publisher
NImbus/Vagrant
Year
2017
Title
These Good Hands
Publisher
Cormorant
Year
2015
Title
Glass Voices/Glasstimmen
Publisher
Cormorant, Marebuchs
Year
2007, 2010
Title
Berth
Publisher
Cormorant
Year
2005
Title
Purple for Sky, A Purple Thread for Sky
Publisher
Cormorant, Carroll & Graf
Year
2000, 2001
Title
Depth Rapture
Publisher
Cormorant
Year
1998
Title
After the Angel Mill
Publisher
Cormorant
Year
1995
AWARDS
Awards
Name
Thomas Raddall Atlantic Fiction Awards
Publication
Purple for Sky
Year
2001
Name
Dartmouth Book Award
Publication
Purple for Sky
Year
2001
Name
Jim Connors Dartmouth Book Award for Fiction
Publication
A Circle on the Surface
Year
2019
Name
Thomas Raddall Atlantic Fiction Award, finalist
Publication
A Bird on Every Tree
Year
2018
Name
Dartmouth Book Award for Fiction, finalist
Publication
A Bird on Every Tree
Year
2018
LINKS
PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS AND WORKSHOPS
Presentation details
Audience Size
Audience size
up to 50
Presentation Genre
Fiction
Presentation Length
60 min
Presentation Fee(s)
$500.
Workshop details
Audience Size
15
Intended Audience
Adults
Workshop Length
2 hours
Workshop Fee(s)
$350.
Programs & Interests
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