Phyllis Gotlieb
Canadian author and poet
Born
May 25th, 1926
99 years ago
Died
2009
16 years ago — 83 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Canada
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An author and poet, this individual contributed significantly to Canadian literature. Debuted with the novel 'In the Light of Words', establishing a literary presence. Published numerous collections of poetry and fiction, including 'The Blue Tent' and 'The Dowry'. Engaged in the science fiction genre, with works such as 'The Firebird' and 'A Judgment of Dragons'. Received various accolades, including the Aurora Award. Involved in the poetry community, helping to promote and support fellow poets and writers.
Published 'In the Light of Words'
Won the Aurora Award
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