Shauna Singh Baldwin
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Shauna Singh Baldwin (born 1962 in Montreal, Quebec) is a Canadian-American novelist of Indian descent. Her 2000 novel What the Body Remembers won the Commonwealth Writers' Prize (Canadian/Caribbean Region), and her 2004 novel The Tiger Claw was nominated for the Giller Prize. She currently lives in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Her second short-story collection, We Are Not in Pakistan, was released in Canada in 2007.
Baldwin and her husband own the Safe House,[1] an espionage themed restaurant in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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[edit] Books
- A Foreign Visitor's Survival Guide to America (1992, coauthored)
- English Lessons and Other Stories (1996, short stories)
- What the Body Remembers (2000)
- The Tiger Claw (2004)
- We Are Not in Pakistan" (2007)
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- We Are So Different Now (2009)
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