 Candace
Allan is a Canadian author of short stories, magazine articles
and, has just completed a novel. Her award-winning stories have
been published in a variety of literary and commercial magazines,
including The Windsor Review, Canadian Living
and Alberta Views.
As the mother of four children, she is known for
her humourous stories on parenting, which have been published
and broadcast on radio.
She has a Writing Degree from the University of Victoria
and has studied at the Banff Centre for the Arts.
When she is not interpreting teenage angst she is seeking
a publisher for her first novel titled, Remember This? |
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Memory of the Hive, Alberta Views 2006
Emptying Nests, Globe and Mail 2005
Recorded, Flying the Coop, for CBC radio First Person
Singular Aug. 2004
Recorded a monthly series for CBC radio’s Richardson’s
Roundup Sept. – Dec. 2002
Half Moons, Staccato, Nov. 2001
Near Drownings, Alberta Views Magazine,
2001
The Piano Player, The Windsor Review,
1996
Mom’s The Word, Canadian Living
Magazine, 1996
Why Can't We Always Sing, Canadian Living
Magazine, 1994
The Piano Player, broadcast on CBC 1991
A Time to Keep, broadcast on CBC Alberta
Anthology, 1988
A Midnight Clear, Canadian Living magazine
Christmas fiction, 1987
Paper Petroglyphs, broadcast on CBC
Alberta Anthology, 1986
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