Sheree-Lee Olson

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Sheree-Lee Olson
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OccupationNovelist, Poet, Journalist
Nationality Canada
GenreLiterature, Poetry, Non-fiction
Notable worksSailor Girl
Website
http://www.sheree-leeolson.com

Sheree-Lee Olson is a Canadian novelist, poet and journalist.

She was born in Picton, Ontario on the shores of Lake Ontario and grew up across Canada and in Europe. After earning degrees in visual art, philosophy and journalism, she joined The Globe and Mail as an editor in 1985. She is currently Style Editor at The Globe and Mail, Canada's leading national newspaper.[1]

Sheree-Lee Olson's poetry and fiction can be found in Descant and The Antigonish Review. Her essays have appeared in The Globe and Mail and Between Interruptions: Thirty Women Tell The Truth About Motherhood (2007).[2]

In 2007-08 she was the Webster/McConnell Fellow in the Canadian Journalism Fellowships Program at Massey College, University of Toronto.[3]

Her first novel, Sailor Girl, was published in 2008 by Porcupine's Quill.[4] It attention across Canada and received several favourable reviews, including those on CBC Radio One Talking Books [5] and in The Globe and Mail [6].

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