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Andrea MacPherson is a Canadian poet and novelist.

Biography

Born in 1976 in Vancouver, British Columbia, she was educated at the University of British Columbia where she received a Master's Degree in Creative Writing. She works as a freelance editor and lecturer, and currently teaches writing with Vancouver Island University (VIU) and Simon Fraser University (SFU)'s writing and publishing program, and with the University of the Fraser Valley (UFV). MacPherson also taught writing classes at various colleges (VIU, UFV, and KPU were all upgraded to university status from university colleges in 2008), including Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU) and the University of the Fraser Valley. She served as editor of Prism International.

MacPherson was the Editor of Prism International from 2000–2001 and took over the position of Reviews Editor with Event [1] in 2006. She held the position until 2010.

MacPherson's first novel, When She Was Electric, was published in 2003 with Raincoast. The novel later went on to be named No. 6 on Canada Reads: People's Choice. Her second novel, Beyond the Blue, was published in 2007 by Random House Canada and details the lives of four women in 1918 Dundee, Scotland.

Natural Disasters was released in July, 2007 by Palimpsest Press and is concerned with shared history and the influence of geography on the self, detailing much of the landscape of British Columbia. It was longlisted for the 2008 ReLit Awards. Her second collection, Away was published in 2008 by Signature Editions. It is a collection of travel poems, ranging from an execution yard in Dublin, Ireland to the calderas of Santorini, Greece. Her poetry was anthologized in 2009's How the Light Gets In, published by the Waterford Institute of Technology, Ireland.

Selected works

2003: When She Was Electric Raincoast
2007: Beyond the Blue Random House
2007: Natural Disasters Palimpsest Press
2008: Away: Poems Signature Editions
2009: How the Light Gets In Waterford Institute

External links

Official website

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 ==Biography==
-Born in 1976 [[Vancouver]], [[British Columbia]], she was educated at the [[University of British Columbia]] where she received a [[Master's Degree]] in [[Creative Writing]].  Works as a '''freelance editor''' and '''lecturer'''; currently teaching writing with Malaspina University College and Simon Fraser University's writing and publishing program, and with University College of the Fraser Valley. MacPherson also taught writing classes at various colleges, including Kwantlen University College and University College of the Fraser Valley. Served as editor of Prism International.
+Born in 1976 in [[Vancouver]], [[British Columbia]], she was educated at the [[University of British Columbia]] where she received a [[Master's Degree]] in [[Creative Writing]]. She works as a '''freelance editor''' and '''lecturer''', and currently teaches writing with [[Vancouver Island University]] (VIU) and [[Simon Fraser University]] (SFU)'s writing and publishing program, and with the [[University of the Fraser Valley]] (UFV). MacPherson also taught writing classes at various [[college]]s (VIU, UFV, and KPU were all upgraded to [[university]] status from [[university college]]s in 2008), including [[Kwantlen Polytechnic University]] (KPU) and the University of the Fraser Valley. She served as editor of Prism International.
-MacPherson was the Editor of ''Prism International''from 2000–2001 and took over the position of Reviews Editor with ''Event'' [https://web.archive.org/web/20070430160351/http://event.douglas.bc.ca/] in 2006.  She held the position until 2010.
+MacPherson was the Editor of ''Prism International'' from 2000–2001 and took over the position of Reviews Editor with ''Event'' [https://web.archive.org/web/20070430160351/http://event.douglas.bc.ca/] in 2006.  She held the position until 2010.
-MacPherson's first novel, ''When She Was Electric'', was published in 2003 with Raincoast.  The novel later went on to be named No. 6 on ''[[Canada Reads|Canada Reads: People's Choice]]''. Her second novel, ''Beyond the Blue'', was published in 2007 by [[Random House]] Canada and details the lives of four women in 1918 [[Dundee]], Scotland.
+MacPherson's first novel, ''When She Was Electric'', was published in 2003 with Raincoast. The novel later went on to be named No. 6 on ''[[Canada Reads|Canada Reads: People's Choice]]''. Her second novel, ''Beyond the Blue'', was published in 2007 by [[Random House]] Canada and details the lives of four women in 1918 [[Dundee]], Scotland.
-''Natural Disasters'' was released in July, 2007 by Palimpsest Press and is concerned with shared history and the influence of geography on the self, detailing much of the landscape of [[British Columbia]].  It was longlisted for the 2008 [[ReLit Awards]].  Her second collection, ''Away'' was published in 2008 by Signature Editions.  It is a collection of travel poems, ranging from an execution yard in [[Dublin, Ireland]] to the calderas of Santorini, [[Greece]].  Her poetry was anthologized in 2009's ''How the Light Gets In'', published by the [[Waterford Institute of Technology]], Ireland.
+''Natural Disasters'' was released in July, 2007 by Palimpsest Press and is concerned with shared history and the influence of geography on the self, detailing much of the landscape of [[British Columbia]]. It was longlisted for the 2008 [[ReLit Awards]]. Her second collection, ''Away'' was published in 2008 by Signature Editions. It is a collection of travel poems, ranging from an execution yard in [[Dublin, Ireland]] to the calderas of Santorini, [[Greece]]. Her poetry was anthologized in 2009's ''How the Light Gets In'', published by the [[Waterford Institute of Technology]], Ireland.
 == Selected works ==

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