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Barbara Nichol is an original -- brilliant and entertaining. Her every page charms and entices. The Lady From Kent is a book to read and reread and then read again, to yourself or out loud, depending how generous you're feeling. -- Eleanor Wachtel, host, Writers and Company

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About the Author Barbara Nichol has written nine children's books, is an essayist, dramatist for radio and television, comedy writer, songwriter, and, for many years, a documentarian for the CBC program, Ideas. The Home For Blind Women (a work of fiction), a short film authored by Nichol, won Genie and Golden Spire for Best Short Film awards. Barbara has twice been nominated for a Juno award, winning one for her platinum recording Beethoven Lives Upstairs. She has been a finalist for the Emmy Award for her special Basil Hears a Noise for Sesame Street and a Governor General's award for her book Dippers. Barbara was a founding editor of The Walrus magazine. Other Books By Barbara Nichol Beethoven Lives Upstairs Dippers Safe and Sound One Small Garden Biscuits in the Cupboard Trunks All Aboard: An Elephant ABC Tales of Don Quixote Tales of Don Quixote, Book Two Bill Pechet received degrees in Geography and Visual Arts from the University of Victoria, in 1979 and 1981 respectively, followed by a professional degree in Architecture in 1987 from the University of British Columbia School of Architecture. In addition to his leadership in the Pechet studio, Bill has been a lecturer-in-practice at the University of BC School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture since 2000. Beth Follett is the publisher/editor of the award-winning Canadian literary house, Pedlar Press.

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