Living Artfully: Reflections from the West Coast is a collection of essays that uncovers the interrelationship of creativity and geography through intimate portrayals of the lives of artists. The Key Publishing House Inc.2012
Read More» Posted by Joanna Streetly | 0 commentsThe Fed Anthology Brand New Fiction from the Federation of BC Writers Edited by Susan Musgrave Anvil Press 2003 Includes the short story: “Nameless” by Joanna Streetly With a thousand members throughout the province, the Federation of BC Writers is one of the most active and vigorous writers’ organizations in the country. The Fed Anthology, […]
Read More» Posted by Joanna Streetly | 0 commentsWriting The West Coast In Love With Place Edited by Christine Lowther and Anita Sinner Ronsdale 2008 This collection of over thirty essays by well-known and emerging writers explores what it means to be “at home” on Canada’s West Coast. Includes the essay “Finding Home,” and cover art by Joanna Streetly “Here is an intimate […]
Read More» Posted by Joanna Streetly | 0 commentsBetween Interruptions 30 Women Tell The Truth About Motherhood Edited by Cori Howard Key Porter 2007 Between Interruptions asks what becomes of us when our children’s lives interrupt our own. What prayers, what cries, what taboo thoughts are suddenly left unspoken? Marina Jimenez struggles with her decision to return to her job as a journalist—in […]
Read More» Posted by Joanna Streetly | 0 commentsSalt In Our Blood an anthology of west coast moments Compiled and edited by Joanna Streetly Aquila Instincts 2002 This sold-out collection of postcard stories is an authentic album of west coast snapshots. They capture the thread of constancy, like a common language: the water, the weather, the forest, the beaches. Some of these moments […]
Read More» Posted by Joanna Streetly | 0 commentsPaddling Through Time A Kayaking Journey Through Clayoquot Sound Written by Joanna Streetly Photographs by Adrian Dorst Raincoast Books 2000 Part of the Raincoast Journeys Series, this book uses a seven day journey by kayak as a means to examine the natural and cultural history of Clayoquot Sound. Join writer Joanna Streetly and photographer Adrian […]
Read More» Posted by Joanna Streetly | 0 commentsSilent Inlet by Joanna Streetly Oolichan Books 2005 This novel brings the west coast to light through the voices of four people: a First Nations man and his nephew; a white woman and her daughter. As their lives increasingly intertwine, misunderstandings bring them to the brink of tragedy. Their story, of connections gained and […]
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