Fred Stenson (writer)

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Frederick (Fred) Stenson (born December 22, 1951) is a Canadian writer of historical fiction and non-fiction relating to the Canadian West.

In addition to his published work, Stenson has been a faculty member at The Banff Centre, and a documentary film writer. His 2000 novel The Trade was shortlisted for Canada's Giller Prize.

He lives married to the poet Pamela Banting and lives in Calgary, Alberta.

[edit] Bibliography

  • Lonesome Hero - 1974
  • Rocky Mountain House - 1985
  • Waste to Wealth - 1985
  • Last One Home - 1988
  • Working Without a Laugh Track - 1990
  • The Story of Calgary - 1994
  • Teeth - 1994
  • RCMP: The March West - 1999
  • The Last Stack - 2000
  • The Trade - 2000
  • Lightning - 2003
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