Jean McNeil

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Jean McNeil (born 1968 in New Brunswick, Canada) is a fiction and travel author who presently lives in the United Kingdom. She lived in the Cape Breton region of Nova Scotia during her youth.

[edit] Awards and recognition

2003: fiction finalist, Governor General's Awards, Private View

[edit] Bibliography

1996: Hunting Down Home (Phoenix House) ISBN 1-897580-74-6, ISBN 1-897580-69-X
2000: Nights in a Foreign Country (Weidenfeld & Nicolson) ISBN 1-86159-186-1
2001: Costa Rica (Rough Guides) ISBN 1-85828-136-9
2002: Private View (Weidenfeld & Nicolson) ISBN 1-86159-188-8
2006: The Interpreter of Silences (McArthur and Co.) ISBN 1-55278-563-7

[edit] External links

Mountain Xpress: Interview 30 June 1999, accessed 12 July 2006
Quill and Quire: review, Hunting Down Home, June 1996, accessed 12 July 2006
McArthur & Co: Jean McNeil profile

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