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Finalist: 2019 Book of the Year Award, Saskatchewan Book Awards
Barbara Langhorst
Barbara Langhorst?s restless white fields won book awards for poetry in Saskatchewan and Alberta. Her first novel,WANT, was shortlisted for the Regina Public Library?s Book of the Year Award. She is a writing instructor and mentor, and has just moved back to Edmonton after nearly twenty years in Saskatchewan. She lives in Edmonton.
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- Dimensions 248 pages, 5.25 x 8.25 x .55 in
- Published October 15, 2018
- Publisher Palimpsest Press
- Category Fiction
- Keywords Small Town & Rural , Humorous , Non-classifiable
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