Svan Biography

Susan Swan Canadian writer. Born: June 9, Susan Swing -Writer, journalist, in the period - performan subjects - pity for himself and skater Barbara Anne Scott. However, her works of art, appreciated by critics and published in 20 countries of the world, brought her the greatest fame. In the early works, Swan often turns to the topic of the gender, exploring the features of being a woman in a Western society controlled by men.

One critic called it "modern Charles Dikens", the other - The New Yorker employee Jame Wood - attributed her work to the "substantial avant -garde", expressing his conviction that today the development of fiction is focused on the problem that writers identify for research. In the latest novels, the author expresses the longing for a young woman in paternal love. Her sixth and last at the moment the work, “What Casanova told me,” tells about the connection that arose between two women of different centuries through a long -lost journal about traveling with Casanova around the Mediterranean Sea.

Roman chants a journey as a form of love. The book was also published in Spain, Russia, Serbia and Portugal. The writer with her heroine Adams unites the Puritan past: in the year, part of the Swan family emigrated to America and settled near Boston, and two centuries later moved to Canada. The first Canadian book trailer was 5 minutes long for “what Casanova told me,” Judith Kinan performed the director.

The novel also inspired Kory Bryster, a folk singer from Alberta, on the composition of the song of the same name, which included in the album of the year Large Bird Leaving.

The novel of the year -“Wives from Bat” History of Murder at School -a boarding school for girls, written in the genre of Black Humor, became the laureate of the British journal of the British magazine Guardian and the Canadian Book Prize Trillium, and was also called one of the best works of X according to the version of U. Among the other novels Swan The World ", based on the life of a real ancestor, a giantess, who performed with P.

Roman" The Last of the Golden Girls ", dedicated to the topic of awakening the sexuality of girls from Ontario, was first published in the year and recently reprinted in a hard cover. In the year, Swan published a collection of stories - "Stupid Boys Are Good to Relax with" - two of which were printed in the British magazine Granta and the American MS.

Currently, Swan is finishing work on the new book "The Hockey Killer", the release date is not yet known. Books of the author:.