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Canadian authors writing fantasy books for kids

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Kelley Armstrong
Alison Baird
Helaine Becker
Danielle Bennett
Holly Bennett
Jacinthe Bourgeois
James Bow
Ven Begamudré
Mary Harelkin Bishop
Vicki Blum
Patricia Bow
Karleen Bradford
Rae St. Clair Bridgman
Margaret Buffie
Leslie Carmichael
Gillian Chan
Becky Citra
Catherine Anthony Clark
Joan Clark
Marina Cohen
Palmer Cox
Seán Cullen
Charles de Lint
Corinne de Vailly
Linda DeMeulemeester
k.c. dyer
Mary Alice Downie
Dave Duncan
Bernadette Dyer
Claire Eamer
Sarah Ellis
Cary Fagan
L.M. Falcone
A.D. Fast
Jamieson Findlay
Lee Edward Födi
Joanne Findon
Ann Ewan
Dennis Foon

Paul Glennon
Beth Goobie

Goto, Hiromi
Terry Griggs
Troon Harrison
Michel J. Lévesque
Lesley Livingston
Sylvain Hotte
Monica Hughes
Hazel Hutchins
Deborah Jackson
K.V. Johansen
Deborah Lynn Jacobs
Paula Johanson

Welwyn Wilton Katz
Edward Kay
Eileen Kernaghan
Adrienne Kress

Julie Lawson
Martine Leavitt
Deborah Loughead
Janet Lunn
Carrie Mac
Kevin Major
Paul Marlowe
Clem Martini
Carol Matas
Laurent McAllister
J. Fitzgerald McCurdy
Kathleen McDonnell
Janet McNaughton
O.R. Melling
Yves Meynard
Judith Christine Mills

Caryl Cude Mullin
Mahtab Narsimhan
Oliver Neubert
Ruth Nichols


Perry Nodelman
Cynthia Nugent
Andreas Oertel
Kenneth Oppel
Palmer, Judd
Kit Pearson
Brian Perro
Ursula Pflug
Emily Pohl-Weary
Robert Priest
J. J. Price
Kamilla Reid
Richard René
Karen Rivers
Anne Robillard
Simon Rose
Maxime Roussy

Craig Russell

J. L. Scharf
Gail Sidonie Sobat
Arthur Slade
Matthew Skelton
Linda Smith
Andrea Spalding
Susan Stafford
Nikki Tate
Cora Taylor
Duncan Thornton
Jean-Louis Trudel
Edo Van Belkom
Vladimir Tumanov
Brendan Vidito
Elisabeth Vonarburg
David Ward
Diana Wieler
Edward Willett
Thomas Wharton
Kari-Lynn Winters
Frieda Wishinsky
Maggie L. Wood


fantasy books for kids: general resources


Cover of Quests and kingdoms, by K.V. Johansen


organizations

If you want to learn more about Canada's publishing industry (including acquisition, editing, design & production, marketing and promotion) and hone your skills as a writer and illustrator, check out Ryerson University's online certificate programme in publishing

Canadian Children's Book Centre is a national non-profit organization,which promotes the reading, writing and illustrating of Canadian books for children and teens

CANSCAIP (Canadian Society of Children's Authors, Illustrators and Performers) draws together professionals and friends—teachers, librarians, parents and others—working in all aspects of children's books, illustrations and performances across Canada

Childrens-Writers is the largest email discussion list for children's writers and illustrators, with some 3,000 members. To subscribe, send a message to childrens-writers-subscribe@yahoogroups.com or go to the group's home page at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/childrens-writers

lBBY-Canada (International Board on Books for Young People) helps promote reading and Canadian children's book publishing, as well as children's literature from around the world

JacketFlap, social networking community where you can connect with some 1,700 published authors and illustrators of books for children and young adults

Manitoba Writers' Guild,
grassroots organization created by and for Manitoba writers (they send out a weekly e-mail newsletter); every province and state has its own writers' organizations

Picture Books Artists Association (PBAA), an independent association of professional children's book illustrators from around the world 

SCBWI (Society for Children's Book Writers and Illustrators), based in the U.S., has over 22,000 members worldwide. Membership includes a monthly e-newsletter.See also the SCBWI's two Canadian chapters: Eastern Chapter and Western Chapter

SF Canada (Canada's National Association for Speculative Fiction Professionals) A bilingual association of Canadian writers, artists and other professionals working in the fields of science fiction, fantasy, horror and speculative fiction

teenlitauthors - YA Writers email list with over 600 members is very supportive, and shares ideas, thoughts, market news, and craft information. Often features very useful week-long Q & A sessions with guest agents and authors

The Writers' Union of Canada
is the country's national organization of professional writers


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