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Hamilton, ON
Kelly Watt
BIO
Biography

Kelly's short works have won an Honourable Mention in the Grit Lit Memoir Contest (2019), and been longlisted in CBC Radio's Short Fiction Contest twice (2017/2015); as well as CBC's Non-Fiction Contest (2019) and shortlisted for the Gloria Vanderbilt Short Fiction Contest (2012). She won first prize in the Dandelion Short Fiction Contest (1991). Her poetry and short fiction has appeared or is forthcoming in The Doorways and Thresholds Anthology, by Overneath Books, U.K., Hamilton Stone Review, US, The Broken Plate, DAP: The Diverse Arts Project, SOL: English Writing in Mexico and The Malahat Review. Her work has been anthologized in Best Canadian Stories, CVC Book 2 by Exile Editions and She Writes. She has published two books--the gothic novel Mad Dog (20019/2001) which was a Globe and Mail notable book, and the mini travel companion Camino Meditations (2014).  She currently lives in the Ontario countryside with her husband, a miniature schnauzer and three diligent chickens, where she writes full time. 

ADDRESS
City: Hamilton, Ontario, Province/Territory: Ontario
EMAIL
GENRE
Fiction, non-fiction, poetry
LANGUAGES
English
PUBLICATIONS
Publications
PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS AND WORKSHOPS
Presentation details
Audience Size
Audience size
Adults
Presentation Length
30 minutes
Presentation Description
Presentation description

Upon request.

Presentation Fee(s)
Standard union fees.
Workshop details
Audience Size
Unlimited
Intended Audience
First Year High School
Workshop Length
30 minutes
Workshop Description
Workshop description

Walking Meditation--details available on request. 

Programs & Interests
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