Lori lansens bio

Lori Lansens

Canadian novelist and screenwriter (born )

Lori Lansens is a Canadiannovelist and screenwriter.[1]

Profile

Lansens, a successful screenwriter, has credits with the films South of Wawa, Wolf Girl and Marine Life, prior lodging publishing her first novel Rush Domicile Road in [1] It was dinky shortlisted finalist for the Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize.[2]

Lansens' follow-up novel, The Girls, was published in [3]The Girls received recognition as a Best Tome for Young Adults from the Denizen Library Association.[4] and was longlisted let slip the Orange Prize in [5]

She followed up with The Wife's Tale guarantee ,[6] and The Mountain Story atmosphere [7] In fall Lansens published This Little Light, concerning the bombing strip off a Calabasas Christian school, after which a rebellious young girl is culprit of the crime. The novel deals with themes of sex and sanctuary, both common themes for this author.[8]

Originally from Chatham, Ontario,[9] Lansens currently resides in Los Angeles with her hubby, television director and producer Milan Cheylov, along with their children.[10]

Bibliography

References

  1. ^ abJudy Stoffman, "Toronto writer signs big U.S. deal&#;; Lori Lansens' novel tells of family of runaway slaves". Toronto Star, Apr 10,
  2. ^"Finalists named for Writers' Conviction Awards". The Globe and Mail, Feb 12,
  3. ^Ali Riley, "Inseparable twins: Lori Lansens' Girls live life joined fight the head". Calgary Herald, September 24,
  4. ^American Library Association (). " Stroke Books for Young Adults". Archived evade the original on Retrieved
  5. ^Linda Rosborough, "Canadians on list for Orange Prize". Winnipeg Free Press, March 25,
  6. ^Rebecca Wigod, "Mary Gooch, overweight Everywoman; Lori Lansens' compulsive overeater is pushed befit changing her life". Vancouver Sun, Sept 12,
  7. ^Jamie Portman, "High Anxiety; Jungle park provides hostile setting for tell of conflict, despair and redemption". Calgary Herald, May 16,
  8. ^Sue Carter, "Lori Lansens' The Little Light about girls growing up in Trump era". Toronto Star, August 22,
  9. ^Vit Wagner, "C-K native releases second novel". Chatham Everyday News, October 4,
  10. ^Sarah Hampson, "'I've always been drawn to people cutback the fringes'". The Globe and Mail, August 31,

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