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She most recently served as Writer-in-. Hailed by Globe and Mail as “a masterwork of revelation,” Nancy Lee’s collection of short stories, Dead Girls, (McClelland & Stewart 2002) was named a best book of 2002 by the Globe and Mail, Toronto Star and Vancouver Sun, and Book of the Year by NOW Magazine. Winner of the 2003 VanCity Book Prize ...
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Nationality. Canadian. Period. 2003 – present. Genre. fiction. Notable works. Dead Girls; The Age. Nancy Lee is a Welsh-born Canadian short story writer and novelist.
Dead Girls. Dead Girls is a Canadian short story collection by author Nancy Lee and was originally published in 2002 by McClelland & Stewart Ltd. Each story in the collection stars different characters, and all deal with the themes of eroticism, destruction, power, and loss.
Nancy Lee is the author of two books, Dead Girls , a collection of short stories and a novel, The Age .
Written in taut, unflinching prose, these stories are edgy and dark, sharply observed and uniquely imagined. As provocative as it is brilliant, Dead Girls introduces Nancy Lee as an astonishing and original new literary talent. McClelland & Stewart (Canada, English Language) Faber & Faber (UK) Buchet-Chastel (France) Editions 18/10 (France ...
11 de mar. de 2014 · Following the international success of the edgy and critically-acclaimed, Dead Girls, Nancy Lee’s highly-charged debut novel, The Age is an ambitious and poignant exploration of the collapse of family, the price of friendship, and the human struggle to find meaning in life and death. A coming of age novel for today, The Age will ...
18 de mar. de 2014 · By Anna Fitzpatrick. In Nancy Lee’s new novel The Age, young Gerry is driven to extremism by both standard teen angst and a generation-specific “nuclear anxiety.” We talk to Lee about the book, and growing up between the Vietnam War and the fall of the Berlin Wall. The title of Nancy Lee’s 2002 collection of short stories, Dead Girls.
