 
                          Author Therese Greenwood has received the Crime Writers of Canada Award of Excellence and the Western Writers of America Spur Award for her short crime fiction, which has appeared across North America. Her memoir, What You Take With You: Wildfire, Family and the Road Home, was a Finalist for an Alberta Book Publishing Award. Her most recent book, The Many Names of Robert Cree, is a collaboration with Indigenous Elder Robert Cree and available from ECW Press.
Therese has worked as a reporter and editor and spent a decade as a CBC Radio correspondent. Her feature stories and columns appear regularly in national news publications, and she is a frequent commentator on issues related to both wildfires and crime fiction. She has a Master’s degree in journalism.
 
    

