Zoë Landale, who is rapidly becoming one of the pre-eminent voices in the definition of a West Coast sensibility, has published four previous books: one of non-fiction - Harvest of Salmon (Hancock House, 1976); two of poetry - Burning Stone (Ronsdale, 1995) & Colour of Winter Air (Sono Nis, 1991); edited an anthology of poetry - Shop Talk (Pulp, 1985), and her recent novel, Rain is Full of Ghosts (River Books, 2000). She now makes her home in Richmond, B.C.
