Marty Chan

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Marty Chan (born May 11, 1965 in Edmonton ) is a Canadian writer of Chinese origin.

Chan began his literary career in 1994 with the radio series The Dim Sum Diaries , in which he presented his experiences as the son of Chinese immigrants on the Canadian prairies. 1995-96 he worked as a writer for the television series Jake and the Kid . Several children's books have been written since 2002, and he has also written plays for young audiences.

Works

  • The Mystery of the Frozen Brains , children's book, 2004
  • The Mystery of the Graffiti Ghoul , children's book, 2006
  • The Mystery of the Mad Science Teacher , children's book, 2008
  • True Story , children's book, 2009
  • The Forbidden Phoenix , play
  • Mom, Dad, I'm Living with a White Girl , play
  • Maggie's Last Dance , play
  • Polaroids of Don , play
  • The Bone House , play
  • A Hero for All , play
  • The Sword in the Stone , play

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personal data
SURNAME Chan, Marty
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Canadian writer
DATE OF BIRTH May 11, 1965
PLACE OF BIRTH Edmonton