Helen Humphreys
Canadian poet and novelist with acclaimed works
Born
March 29th, 1961
64 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Canada
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This Canadian poet and novelist has published numerous poetry collections and novels. Multiple awards have been received for contributions to literature. Works reflect themes of nature, identity, and memory. Several novels have gained recognition, including 'Leaving Earth' and 'The Frozen Thames', which explore complex emotional landscapes and historical narratives. The poet has participated in various literary festivals and events, further promoting Canadian literature.
Published the novel 'Leaving Earth'
Wrote the poetry collection 'The Frozen Thames'
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