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.<ref>[http://www.wolsakandwynn.ca/title.asp?id=123 Bren Simmers' debut novel with Wolsak and Wynn].</ref>, will be released by Wolsak and Wynn<ref>[http://www.wolsakandwynn.ca Wolask and Wynn publisher website] </ref> in September 2010. |
.<ref>[http://www.wolsakandwynn.ca/title.asp?id=123 Bren Simmers' debut novel with Wolsak and Wynn].</ref>, will be released by Wolsak and Wynn<ref>[http://www.wolsakandwynn.ca Wolask and Wynn publisher website] </ref> in September 2010. |
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Born in Vancouver, she studied writing at the University of Victoria and has a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from The University of British Columbia. Winner of the Arc Poem of the Year Award<ref> [http://www.arcpoetry.ca/mag/contests/poem_of_the_year_contest.php Bren Simmers wins Arc Poem of the Year] </ref> and shortlisted for the Bronwen Wallace Memorial Award |
Born in Vancouver, she studied writing at the University of Victoria and has a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from The University of British Columbia. Winner of the Arc Poem of the Year Award<ref> [http://www.arcpoetry.ca/mag/contests/poem_of_the_year_contest.php Bren Simmers wins Arc Poem of the Year] </ref> and shortlisted for the [[Bronwen Wallace Memorial Award[[, her poetry has been published in journals across Canada. |
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== Bibliography == |
== Bibliography == |
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Revision as of 16:27, 30 July 2010
Bren Simmers | |
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| Born | September 28, 1976 |
| Citizenship |  Canada |
Bren Simmers is a Canadian poet. Her debut collection of poems, Night Gears
.[1], will be released by Wolsak and Wynn[2] in September 2010.
Born in Vancouver, she studied writing at the University of Victoria and has a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from The University of British Columbia. Winner of the Arc Poem of the Year Award[3] and shortlisted for the [[Bronwen Wallace Memorial Award[[, her poetry has been published in journals across Canada.
Bibliography
- Night Gears Wolsak and Wynn, forthcoming September 2010, ISBN 9781894987493
References
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