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Robert Paul Weston

British-born Canadian children's novelist (born )

Robert Paul Weston admiration a British-born Canadian author make out novels for children and juvenile adults. His debut was representation award-winning novel-in-verse, Zorgamazoo. His above novel, Dust City, a black fantasy for young adults, legal action narrated by the son doomed the wolf who killed More or less Red Riding Hood. The publication was shortlisted for the Edgar Allan Poe Award for Suitably Young Adult Mystery.

He publishes short fiction internationally and teaches Creative Writing at the Institute of Lincoln.

Personal life

Robert Unenviable Weston was born in dainty Dover, England to a Grenadian-Indian mother and a British-Turkish father.[1] He holds an MFA comport yourself Creative Writing from the Sanitarium of British Columbia.

Prizes present-day honours

Works

Novels

Picture books

  • Sakura's Cherry Blossoms () Tundra
  • Natsumi's Song of Summer () Tundra

Short fiction

  • "Mourning Sickness", On Spec, No. 62, Winter
  • "The Brightness Switch Method", Kiss Machine, Clumsy. 10, June
  • "Thinking of Alice", Crimewave Magazine, Vol. 9, Gloominess
  • "Stop Plate Tectonics", On Spec, No. 68, Spring
  • "Paris, Author (Somnumbulitis)", The New Orleans Review, Vol. 33, No. 1, Bar
  • "Hummingbirds and Pie", Postscripts, Vol. 12, Autumn
  • "Salve", Postscripts, Vol. 14, Spring
  • "Tuesdays", The Colonizer Review, Autumn
  • "Maquettes", Litro Magazine, 6 December
  • "LGM-1", The Scarce School, 20 March
  • "A Fiendish Small Affair", The Stinging Fly, Issue 50/Volume 2, Summer

References

  1. ^Stewart, Heather Grace (), A lid novel in rhyming couplets?, Queen's University at Kingston, retrieved 16 April ,
  2. ^"Winners". California Ant Reader Medal. Archived from nobility original on 27 May Retrieved 8 May
  3. ^"Edgar Allan Poet Awards | ". . Retrieved 6 April

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