Jeanette Lynes
Jeanette Lynes is a Canadian author, poet, and professor. She is known for her novels, poetry collections, and non-fiction works. Her novels often explore themes of history, identity, and human relationships. Lynes has taught creative writing at various universities and currently directs the MFA in Writing at the University of Saskatchewan. She grew up in rural southern Ontario and her work often reflects her Canadian heritage and experiences.
Awards
['Longlisted — Scotiabank Giller Prize (Factory Voice)', 'ReLit Awards longlist (Factory Voice)', 'Globe and Mail Top 100 (Factory Voice)', 'Saskatchewan Book Awards (finalist/awards for multiple works)', 'John V. Hicks Long Manuscript Award (2023, Apron Apocalypse: Lyric Essays)']
Notable Works
['Factory Voice', "The Apothecary's Garden", 'The Small Things that End the World', 'The Paper Birds', 'A Woman Alone on the Atikokan Highway', 'Archive of the Undressed']
