41. Welcome To HarperCanada Gray, Charlotte Flint Feather. Greenfeld, Howard After the Holocaust.hollingshead, greg The Healer. Keefer, Janice Kulyk Honey and Ashes. http://www.harpercanada.com/readguide_list.asp

Title ISBN Author Reading Guides in PDF format. Need the reader? Block, Francesca Lia I Was a Teenage Fairy Block, Francesca Lia Girl Goddess #9 ... Clara Callan

42. Pierre Ouvrard Collection And Archive On-line :: Artwork :: The Roaring Girl : S On loan from greg hollingshead. Governor General's Literary Award forFiction, 1995. Bibliographic information hollingshead, greg. http://collections.ic.gc.ca/online/02120001.htm

The man himself The bindings Governor General Awards Virtual Exhibit ... About Us The roaring girl : stories... No image available Physical description: Full brown leather binding with leather inlays and gilt stamping. Handmade marbled pastedowns and endpapers. Gilt top edge. Multicoloured ribbon bookmark. Issued in brown plexiglass slipcase with clear top cover. On loan from Greg Hollingshead. Governor General's Literary Award for Fiction, 1995. Bibliographic information: Hollingshead, Greg. The roaring girl : stories... back to The bindings home

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44. The Michigan Daily Online The Healer. greg hollingshead In the new novel, The Healer, greg hollingsheadincorporates the themes of nature and spirituality in a realistic way. http://www.pub.umich.edu/daily/1999/feb/02-02-99/arts/arts3.html

Hollingshead to speak at Shaman The Healer Greg Hollingshead HarperCollins Though not many modern novels deal with spirituality, it is a rare few that try to do so from a realistic perspective. In the new novel, "The Healer," Greg Hollingshead incorporates the themes of nature and spirituality in a realistic way. He focuses on the personal experiences of the healer and takes into account the social implications surrounding the profession. Yet, he does so not in a mystic, but in a pragmatic way with a lyrical style. In essence, the book is about Caroline Troyer, a young woman with supernatural abilities to heal people. Tim Wakelin, a journalist and recent widower, goes to the small town where Caroline lives in search of a story and Caroline ends up changing his life. The ability Caroline has is well known by the people in the town and by her parents. Caroline's childhood is shaped by her inability to trust her mother and her faith in her father. But her father abuses her and betrays her in a way that completely destroys her. The theme of abuse is another important aspect of the book. Hollingshead wanted to write about abuse in a way that did not seem like the culminating aspect was the scene of when the abuse happened. He feels that child abuse is a common theme in books and the anticipation of the abuse is not what he wanted to write about. Instead he wanted to convince the reader that the abuse broke down Caroline but also "laid the ground for the spiritual." Hollingshead said, "(Caroline) knows exactly what happened but that doesn't prevent her from being destroyed." Later in the novel, her father continues to be an "evil force" but Hollingshead says that he doesn't even understand what he has done to his daughter.

45. Canadian Book Awards - Burnaby Public Library Past winners and nominees of several major prizes.Category Arts Literature World Literature Canadian Awards...... 1995 hollingshead, greg The Roaring Girl 1994 Wiebe, Rudy - A Discovery of Strangers1993 Shields, Carol - The Stone Diaries 1992 Ondaatje, Michael - The http://www.bpl.burnaby.bc.ca/fiction/canawa.htm

Awards New Fiction Readers' Guides Online Bookstores MARIAN ENGEL Inaugurated in 1986 to honour the memory of writer Marian Engel, this prize is awarded each year to a female Canadian writer in mid-career. It is presented by the Writers' Development Trust and provides a cash award of $10,000 to the winner. Awarded in November. Source: Writers' Trust of Canada 2001 Hay, Elizabeth 2000 Badami, Anita Rau 1999 Keefer, Janice Kulyk 1998 Butala, Sharon 1997 Govier, Katherine 1996 Gowdy, Barbara 1995 Burnard, Bonnie 1994 Urquhart, Jane 1993 Birdsell, Sandra 1992 Barfoot, Joan 1991 Clark, Joan 1990 Shields, Carol 1989 Summers, Merna 1988 Alford, Edna 1987 Thomas, Audrey (Callahan) 1986 Munro, Alice W.O. MITCHELL PRIZE First awarded in 1998, this prize to honours Canadian authors and playwrights. It is given to a Canadian author who has produced an outstanding body of work, has acted as a "caring mentor", and has published a work of fiction or a stage play in the last three years leading up to the prize. It is administered by The Writers' Development Trust in collaboration with the W.O. Mitchell Prize Committee. Every three years the prize will be given to works in French. Presented in June. Source: Writers' Trust of Canada 2002 Leon Rooke

46. The University Of Alberta Alumni Association Interview with the author after winning the 1995 Governor General's Award for fiction.Category Arts Literature Authors Novelists hollingshead, greg......The Roaring Girl catapults greg hollingshead to literary stardom. I had a differenttitle, quite a horrible title greg hollingshead's voice trails off. http://www.ualberta.ca/ALUMNI/newtrail/96-1/hollings.html

A Roaring Success The Roaring Girl catapults Greg Hollingshead to literary stardom By Charlene Rooke "It's a great title." "Everyone loved the title. I had a different title, quite a horrible title..." Greg Hollingshead's voice trails off. He's talking about his short story collection The Roaring Girl , and he seems as confounded by the book's critical and popular success as he is by the vivacious allure of its name. If a flurry of attention has deposited him a little disconcerted, hair a little ruffled in his campus office one day almost six months after winning Canada's most prestigious literary prize, you can understand why. The 1995 Governor General's Award for fiction; an impossible number of requests for readings, book signings and interviews, even for movie rights have burst into the quietly ordered life of a university professor still dedicated to writing in his home office for a few hours each morning. In the normal scheme of things, he then cycles from his nearby Windsor Park home to campus, where he teaches 18th-century literature and creative writing in the Department of English. Ironically, the current darling of the Canadian literary scene used to teach CanLit, but stopped about 10 years ago. "I was just so critical," he recalls. One of his creative writing classes threw a congratulatory party for the award-winning author when he returned to campus after accepting his prize in Toronto last November. "My graduate students were very focused on what the award meant, very pleased," explains Hollingshead. "The undergraduate students ... are not quite so sure what it's about. They're cooler, more diffident."

47. Expressnews - Juvenilia Press Launches New Collection | University Of Alberta Dr. greg hollingshead, Juvenilia Press launches new collection By RichardCairney November 30, 2001 – A University of Albertabased http://www.expressnews.ualberta.ca/expressnews/articles/news.cfm?p_ID=1537&s=a

48. University Of Alberta ExpressNews - Juvenilia Press Launches New Collection Dr. greg hollingshead, Juvenilia Press launches new collection By RichardCairney. November 30, 2001 – A University of Albertabased http://www.expressnews.ualberta.ca/expressnews/articles/printer.cfm?p_ID=1537

49. Hennepin County Library - Online Catalog Hollinghurst, Alan, 2. Hollings, Ernest F., 1922, 4. Hollings, Patsy, 1. hollingshead,greg, 1947-, 2. Hollingsworth, AB (Alan B.), 0. See Hollingsworth, Alan B. 1. http://www.hclib.org/pub/ipac/link2ipac.cfm?term=Hollinghurst Alan&index=AA

50. New Page 1 Hillis, Doris Hine, QC Harold R. Hister, Dr. Art Hodge, Deborah Hodgins, Jack Holdstock,Pauline Holeman, Linda hollingshead, greg Hollingsworth, Margaret http://www.litterae.net/Canadian writers.htm

LITTERAE Multilingual literary magazine TWUC membership pages A B C D ... Z Authors are listed in alphabetical order This is not a comprehensive membership list To update your web page on the Writers' Union website , please submit the changes to projects@writersunion.ca . For members to access and update their Digital Ripple web page, please click on Member's Forms A top Abbott, Elizabeth Abbott, Louise Abley, Mark ... Avery, Martin B top Bacque, James Badami, Anita Rau Bailey, Lydia ... Byers, Mary C top Calhoun, Sue Callaghan, Barry Callwood, June ... Currie, Robert D top D'Alfonso, Antonio da costa, paulo Dagg, Jillian ... Dyer, Bernadette E top Eber, Dorothy Harley Echlin, Kim Edelson, Miriam ... Evenden, Doreen F top Fagan, Cary Fancher, Raymond E. Farmiloe, Dorothy ... Fulford, Robert G top Gaetz, Dayle Campbell Gale, Peggy Gallander, Benj ... Gwyn, Richard H top Hacker, Carlotta Haines, Max Haiven, Judy ... Hutsell-Manning, Linda I top Iglauer, Edith

51. Welcome To The Giller Prize top of page. greg hollingshead THE HEALER A Phyllis Bruce Book / HarperFlamingoCanada. greghollingshead lives with his family in Edmonton. top of page. http://www.thegillerprize.ca/pages/history/98_shortlist.asp

Gail Anderson-Dargatz Barbara Gowdy Greg Hollingshead Wayne Johnston ... 1998 Jury Panel CHILDHOOD Set in a Southern Ontario town close to the U.S. border in the 1950's and '60's, and in Ottawa in the years that follow, Childhood is narrated by Thomas MacMillan. Through his clear-eyed vision and his unsentimental ordering of events, we meet the novel's cast of characters. Among them are: Edna MacMillan, Thomas's volatile, unpredictable Trinidadian grandmother; and Katarina, the mother who left him at birth and then ten years later, in the company of the sinister Mr. Mataf, swoops him up and takes him from Petrolia. Soon after, we meet Henry Wing, a Black man with Chinese blood, a gentle conjurer who lives in faded Victorian splendour, and whose life's work as a self-styled scientist is collecting esoteric facts of the natural world. Despair and Other Stories of Ottawa was published in 1994 and shortlisted for the Commonwealth Prize, Canada and Caribbean region. His short stories have appeared in literary journals and in anthologies. He has written for radio and for the theatre, has been playwright-in-residence at the Canadian Stage Company, and is a contribution editor for

52. Open Directory - Arts: Literature: Authors: H Hollander, John (4); hollingshead, greg@ (9); Hollo, Anselm (3);Holmes, Oliver Wendell@ (11); Holub, Miroslav (4); Homer@ (47); Hongo http://newhoo.com/Arts/Literature/Authors/H/

about dmoz add URL update URL become an editor ... help the entire directory only in Authors/H Top Arts Literature Authors : H Description A B C ... G H I J K L ... Hypatia This category in other languages: Catalan Danish Dutch French ... Hackett, Joyce - Description and historical background of the author's first novel, Disturbance of the Inner Ear; also includes her essays on W.G. Sebald. Haddow, Peter - Author's biography and bibliography, including images of book covers, reviews, and related links. Haig, Janine - Australian Bush Poetry. A woman's view of the bush and its people. Hale, Edward Everett - Online publication of Edward Everett Hale's classic short story "The Man without a Country." Harms, Valerie - Includes biography, book details, information on workshops based on books, excerpts and articles. Harrah, Madge - Has published five novels for adults, five novels for young readers, and a book of one-act plays. Site has a short precis and reviews of each of her books in print. Harrigan, Stephen - Official home page of this novelist (The Gates of the Alamo), journalist, and screenwriter (The King of Texas). Hawes, Louise

53. YORK UNIVERSITY MEDIA RELEASE Twelve of Canada's leading novelists and poets, including greg hollingshead, RosemarySullivan, George Elliott Clarke, Richard B. Wright, Susan Goyette and http://www.yorku.ca/ycom/release/archive/091602.htm

Richard B. Wright, Alistair MacLeod among literary luminaries at York U. Canlit series TORONTO, September 16, 2002 For those wanting to get a bit more up close and personal with their favourite home-grown authors, York University is presenting its fourth annual "Canadian Writers in Person" reading series, September 2002 - April 2003. Twelve of Canada's leading novelists and poets, including: Greg Hollingshead, Rosemary Sullivan, George Elliott Clarke, Richard B. Wright, Susan Goyette and Alistair MacLeod, will read from their work and will take questions from the audience. "The series showcases some of Canada's best literary talent," said Atkinson English Professor John Unrau. "Hearing these authors read from their work adds a dimension to the literary experience that is unavailable from the printed word alone." The series is sponsored by the Master's Office and English Department of the Atkinson Faculty of Liberal and Professional Studies, the Atkinson students' and alumni associations, with the support of the Canada Council, and a dozen other benefactors. The following free public readings will be held Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. in Stedman Lecture Hall "D" at York University, 4700 Keele Street:

54. Banff Centre Press - Contributors Faye Heffner Hayes, Michelle Helgason, Gail Hermant, Daniel Higgs, Matthew Hill,Lynn Hill, Rick Hill, Tom Hilles, Robert hollingshead, greg Holubizky, Ihor http://www.banffcentre.ab.ca/press/contributors/default.asp

Banff Centre Press Banff Centre Press Publications Contributors Ordering Information Submission Guidelines Contact Us press @banffcentre.ca Contributors to The Banff Centre Press (listed alphabetically) A B C D ... W X Y Z -A- Abley, Mark Adams, Dennis Adderson, Caroline Alexander, Shelagh ... Augaitis, Daina -B- Babiak, Todd Baert, Renee Bailey, Cameron Baillargeon, Richard ... Bush, Catherine -C- Cameron, Mary Campbell, James D. Campbell, Kati Cardinal-Schubert, Joane ... Czegledy, Nina -D- D'Arcy, Margaretta Dahle, Sigrid Darling, Julia David, Dan ... Dyson, Frances -E- Echlin, Kim Elton, Heather -F- Falk, Lorne Fels, Michelle Desbarats Ferguson, Will Findley, Timothy ... Fusco, Coco -G- Gagnon, Monika Kin

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56. Home Whose story is it anyway? Fiction by Lois Braun, Ken Dyba, greg hollingshead,Dorothy Speak, Jennifer Mitton, Rick Hillis. Be on the cutting edge. http://www.geocities.com/prairiejournal/

Prairie Journal Trust Supported by P.O. Box 61203, Brentwood P.O. Calgary Region Arts Foundation Calgary, AB, Canada, T2L 2K6 Alberta Foundation for the Arts Alberta Lotteries Welcome to The Prairie Journal Since 1983 Prairie Journal Issue 38 Cover by Teri Gallagher Issue 39 Cover by Ward Scott "A major contribution to the Western Canadian Literary Scene'' -Lorna Crozier Winner of the Governor General's Award "I am glad to be a part of your magazine...the courage of the editing" -Robert Kroetsch poet, novelist and critic "You have been doing good work with your Prairie Journal ...and it is particularly gratifying to see a colleague...hard at work in the great old tradition of doing it yourself and always trying hard to ‘make it new." -Michael Gnarowski Carleton University Press "I find the pieces in Prairie Journal most enjoyable and will continue to peruse upcoming editions."

57. Northwest Passages - Canadian Literature Online! Author hollingshead, greg. Ships in 24 Hours $10.00 SALE!Regular price $14.95 Paperback. Also in Short Stories. http://www.nwpassages.com/search_results.asp?action=sale&CP=3

58. William Ready Division Of Archives And Research Collections ALs greg hollingshead to MC May 23,1976. ALs greg hollingshead toMC November 17, 1976. ALs greg hollingshead to MC January 19,1977. http://library.mcmaster.ca/archives/findaids/findaids/c/cohen.02.htm

William Ready Division of Archives and Research Collections McMaster University Library 1280 Main Street, West, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada L8S 4L6 Archives: Fonds Descriptions and Finding Aids Back to C Index Back to Finding Aid Index Next Finding Aid Matt Cohen fonds. Second Accrual Box 35 F.1 Outgoing Correspondence TL (car) MC to Art [Cohen] February 20,1971 TL (car) MC to Gad [Horowitz] July 1, [ ] TL MC to S[usan] M[usgrave] [ ] TL (car) MC to Peter Russell [ ] TL (car) MC to E.T. Salmon January 26, 1968 TL MC to David Staines June 4, 1977 AL MC to Connie [ ] [ ] Folders 2-18 Incoming Correspondence ALs Margaret Atwood to MC February 20,1972 TLs Margaret Atwood to MC February 25/26,1972 ALs Jacqie Bishop to MC December 17,1976 ALs Miriam Bucher to MC December 6, 1976 ALs Miriam Bucher to MC [ ] TLs J.A. Brown to MC February 18,1977 ALs Charles Campbell to MC February 8,1977 Pcs Canada Council to MC November 18,1976

59. TV Cotter, Mike Wilmot, Jebb Fink, Lewis Black, Darryl Lenox, greg Morton, StewartFrancis, Rick Ducommun, Kristeen Von Hagen, Vanessa hollingshead, Heath Hyche http://www.hahaha.com/tv/shows/cbc/2002-NewYears-20th/episode.asp?p=1

60. Untitled Document Robert An Angel in the Works $6.95 pb 088982-110-0 Hilles, Robert A Breath at aTime $9.95 pb 0-88982-117-8 hollingshead, greg White Buick $10.95 pb 0-88982 http://www.oolichan.com/backlist.htm

Two of our most applauded fiction titles in recent years have been Shahnaz , by Hiro (McIlwraith) Boga, and The Day Marlene Dietrich Died , by Rachel Wyatt. This year we are re-releasing both titles in new format paperback. For more on either title, click one of the covers. oolichan books P.0 Box 10 Lantzville, B.C. Canada V0R 2H0 Phone/Fax Below you will find a complete backlist of Oolichan titles, in alphabetical order. Please email enquiries about specific titles. Out of respect for our writers, we do not bulk remainder titles. In some cases, we will offer Internet-only discount packages. Please see the Specials page for details. ISBN Author / Title / Price 0-88982-097-X Achterberg, Gerrit But This Land Has No End $9.95 pb 0-88982-031-7 Alford, Edna A Sleep Full of Dreams $16.95 hc 0-88982-031-7 Alford, Edna A Sleep Full of Dreams $8.95 pb 0-88982-082-1 Alford, Edna The Garden of Eloise Loon $16.95 hc 0-88982-141-0 Allen, Robert A June Night in the Late Cenozoic $12.95 pb

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