Andrew Boden’s fiction and non-fiction have been published in numerous magazines and anthologies, including the Journey Prize anthology. He is the author of the short story collection The Secret History of My Hometown and also the co-editor of Hidden Lives: Coming Out on Mental Illness, a ground-breaking anthology of evocative personal essays by writers who either suffer from or have close family members who have been diagnosed with a serious mental health or developmental disorder. Andrew is also an SFU alumnus and a vice-president and director of Books over Borders, a charity helping disadvantaged kids learn to read across the globe. When We Were Ashes (Goose Lane Editions) is his debut novel.
I'm available for presentations on writing and editing fiction, especially the historical novel; business aspects of writing and "writing with the unconscious in mind."
I'm available for workshops on writing and editing fiction, especially the historical novel; business aspects of writing and "writing with the unconscious in mind."
I'm available for presentations on writing and editing fiction, especially the historical novel; business aspects of writing and "writing with the unconscious in mind." For younger audiences, I like to focus on story basics.
