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NB:
Although I have done my best to compile an accurate
chronicle for this web site, it is by necessity
incomplete, since I did not keep thorough records
through time.
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Books
The 2003 Publishing Triangle
Awards were presented on Thursday, May 8,
2003, in New York City. The finalists in fiction/female
were:
The Ferro-Grumley Awards
Carol Anshaw, Lucky in the Corner (Houghton Mifflin)
Jane Eaton Hamilton, Hunger (Oberon Press)
Zoe Valdez, Dear First Love (HarperCollins)
The winner was Carol Anshaw.
Hunger
was longlisted for the Lambda Literary Award,
2004
Jessica's
Elevator was chosen for the BC School Library
Purchase Plan.
Body
Rain was short-listed for the Pat Lowther
Award.
July
Nights was short-listed for the VanCity Award
and the Ethel Wilson Fiction Award in the BC Book
Prizes.
Going
Santa Fe won
the 1997 League of Canadian Poets Canadian Poetry
Chapbook Award.
Stories
Death
in One Another's Arms, Yellow Silk Best Story
of the Year 1988
Death
in One Another's Arms, Pushcart Prize Honourable
Mention 1988
Grain
short-short Finalist 1990
Prism,
short fiction finalist, 1991
Easter,
Federation of BC Writers short fiction First
1992
Accusation,
Prism short fiction winner 1993
Prism
short fiction Honourable Mention 1994
frequent
CBC Literary Competition Finalist through the
years
Hunger,
Paragraph erotic short fiction First 1995
How
to Have Heart Disease (Without Really Trying),
Prism short fiction winner, 1995
DNA,
Thistledown young adult story contest Finalist
1995
Goombay
Smash, Prism short fiction first prize winner,
1998
How
to Have Heart Disease (Without Really Trying),
Best American Short Stories Distinguished
Story, 1997
Territory,
This Magazine first prize winner, 1998
Wax
Brains, Fish finalist 1998
Graduation,
Journey Prize inclusion, 1998
Winter,
sub-Terrain runner-up, 1998
Canadian
Literary Awards short-listed, 1998
Cretins,
H. E. Francis Award finalist, 1999
Faulkner
Award semi-finalist, 1999
Fat
Ankles, CBC Literary Awards finalist, 1999
Tightrope,
Serpentine, Honorable Mention, 1999
Just
Be Glad You Have Heels, Stand (UK) fifth place,
1999
Anemones,
Exotic Erotic Writing Contest runner-up, 1999
Tightrope,
Pirate's Alley Faulkner Society contest, finalist,
2000
Fat
Ankles, Fish Short Story Prize, shortlisted,
1999-2000
Summer
Literary Seminar, Russia, 2000, finalist
Summer
Literary Seminar, Russia, 2000, finalist
A
Drosophila's Wings,
Real Writers (UK), shortlisted, 2000
Travel
Tips for Girls, Prism International, third
prize winner, 2001
Wax
Brains, The New Quarterly, honourable mention,
2001
Travel
Tips for Girls, Prism International, third
prize, 2001
Half
Waikiki, CBC/En Route contest finalist, 2002
Easter,
Fish story contest finalist, 2002
Do
You Want Whiskey? Canadian Authors Association
contest shortlist, 2003
Sperm
King, Prism International first prize, 2003
Many
People Have Been Gored, Room of One's Own
story contest finalist, 2003
The
Lost Boy, CBC Literary Awards, first prize,
fiction ($6000), 2003
Social
Discourse: 1944, Pushcart Prize nomination,
2004
Wart's
Ugly, Carve Magazine finalist, 2004
Poetry
Elemental,
Absolut Vodka finalist 1991
League
of Canadian Poets Finalist 1991
Special
Needs, Prairie Fire long poem Honourable Mention
1994
Stephen
Leacock Poetry Competition, Certificate of Merit,
1995-96
Tilden
Canadian Literary Awards, Finalist, 1996
League
of Canadian Poets Finalist 1997
luby's
cafeteria, killeen, texas, Stand, 5th. Prize,
1998
Stand
honorable mention, 1998
This
New Country, Atlanta Review Int'l Merit Award
Winner, 1999
Crescendo,
Pirate's Alley Faulkner Society, semi-finalist,
1999
Delor
Street, New Letters (University of Missouri)
fourth place, 1999
Vermilion,
Outlaw Editions Chapbook Competition, finalist,
1999
Mr
and Mrs Mouse,
Summer Literary Seminars, Russia, third prize
2000
Survivor,
finalist ARC contest, 2002
Non-fiction
CBC Literary Competition Finalist 1989
Tilden
Finalist 1995
Walking
on the Ancestors, Event First 1995
Federation
of BC Writers Finalist (humour) 1995
Tilden
Canadian Literary Awards, Finalist, 1996
Permanent
Wave, Belle Lettres, Essay First, 1996
Permanent
Wave, Pirate's Alley Faulkner Award finalist,
1998
Girls
Like Me (Or Not), Creative Non-Fiction Walter
V Shipley contest, 2001
21
Questions, Creative Non-Fiction Walter V Shipley
contest, 2001
On
the Piano, Pirate's Alley Faulkner contest,
finalist, 2001
Permanent
Wave, Prism Maclean Hunter contest shortlist,
2002
Being
Jane Hamilton, Prism Maclean Hunter contest
shortlist, 2002
Being
Jane Hamilton, Missouri Review Editors' Awards
runner-up, 2002
Being
Jane Hamilton, Grain, co-winner Long Grain
of Truth, 2002
Waiting
for Dierdre, finalist, CBC Canadian Literary
Awards 2004
Citations
The
story "Death in One Another's Arms"
was cited in the Pushcart Prize, 1989.
The
story "How to Have Heart Disease (Without
Really Trying)" was cited as distinguished
by Best American Short Stories, 1997.
Canadian
Who's Who, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004
The
story "Territory" was shortlisted
for the Journey Prize.
The
story "Goombay Smash" was cited
as one of the best published stories in Canada
by Best Canadian Short Stories.
The
story "Graduation" was shortlisted
for the Journey Prize.
The
story "Tulips" was optioned by
Bravo! TV and produced for broadcast in 1996.
The
poem "Piñata" was chosen
by Poetry in Transit to appear on BC public transit,
1997
Grants:
Canada
Council Explorations 1985
numerous
Ontario Arts Council Writer’s Reserve 1987-1996
(when BC writers were no longer eligible)
BC
Cultural Services Project Assistance 1992
BC
Cultural Services Professional Development 1993
Canada
Council B, fiction, 1993
Canada
Council B, non-fiction, 1994
BC
Cultural Services Project Assistance, 1997
BC
Cultural Services Project Assistance, 1998
Canada
Council, $20,000, 2000
BC
Cultural Services, $10,000, 2000
BC
Cultural Services Project Assistance, $10,000,
2003
Canada
Council Arts Award, $20,000, 2003
Affiliations:
Board
Member, West Coast Women and Words, 1991-93
Board
Member, Federation of BC Writers, 1994-95
Member,
Writer’s Union of Canada
Member,
PEN Canada
Founding
Member, Sex, Death and Madness, Vancouver Writer’s
Group, 1992-98
Member,
National Association of Photoshop Professionals
(NAPP)
Women
in Photography International (WIPI)
Women
Photographers
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