Michael V. Smith is an assistant professor at the University of
British Columbia, where he teaches creative writing. His first
novel, Cumberland, was shortlisted for the Amazon.ca / Books in
Canada First Novel Award. His short fiction has won the Western
Magazine Gold Award for Fiction and been nominated for the Journey
Prize. In 2007, Smith received the Dayne Ogilvie Award for Emerging
Gay Writers and Vancouvers Community Hero of the Year Award. A
native of Cornwall, Ontario, Smith currently lives in Kelowna, BC.
Michael V. Smith is an assistant professor at the University of
British Columbia, where he teaches creative writing. His first
novel, Cumberland, was shortlisted for the Amazon.ca / Books in
Canada First Novel Award. His short fiction has won the Western
Magazine Gold Award for Fiction and been nominated for the Journey
Prize. In 2007, Smith received the Dayne Ogilvie Award for Emerging
Gay Writers and Vancouver''s Community Hero of the Year Award. A
native of Cornwall, Ontario, Smith currently lives in Kelowna,
BC.
Michael V. Smith is an assistant professor at the University of
British Columbia, where he teaches creative writing. His first
novel, Cumberland, was shortlisted for the Amazon.ca / Books in
Canada First Novel Award. His short fiction has won the Western
Magazine Gold Award for Fiction and been nominated for the Journey
Prize. In 2007, Smith received the Dayne Ogilvie Award for Emerging
Gay Writers and Vancouvers Community Hero of the Year Award. A
native of Cornwall, Ontario, Smith currently lives in Kelowna,
BC.