About the Author:
Elton Heather is a full-time yoga teacher and has worked as a freelance writer/editor/photographer. She has written extensively on dance and contemporary art. Heather was a travel writer for Rough Guides and Fodor's, and her articles have been published in a number of international magazines. She was the editor of Dance Connection, Canada's magazine for contemporary dance, and Last Issue, an interdisciplinary arts magazine. During her tenure as editor of the Banff Centre Press, she published Chinook Winds, a chapbook on contemporary Aboriginal dance and Why Are You Telling Me This?, an anthology of creative non-fiction.
Review:
* Finalist, Trade Title of the Year, Alberta Book Awards"Sidles up to the nuclear core of emotion that journalists usually keep contained ... here, the 'I' has muscled to the foreground, and the writing is more interestingly shaded."--Susan Grimbly, The Globe and Mail
"Sidles up to the nuclear core of emotion that journalists usually keep contained ... here, the 'I' has muscled to the foreground, and the writing is more interestingly shaded."--Susan Grimbly, The Globe and Mail. "As a journalist, I found the creative stretch of these stories inspiring. To answer the book's title, Why are you telling me this? Because we can find something of ourselves in these stories." --Sharon Crawford, freelance writer and member of PWAC.
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