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NADINE SANDER-GREEN grew up in Kimberley, British Columbia. After living across Canada—in Victoria, Toronto, and Whitehorse—she now calls Calgary, Alberta, home. She completed her BFA at the University of Victoria and her MFA at the University of Guelph. In 2015, Nadine won the PEN Canada New Voices Award for writers under 30. Her writing has appeared in the Globe and Mail, Grain, Prairie Fire, Outside, carte blanche, Hazlitt, and elsewhere. Nadinesandergreen.com @nsandergreen
Sander-Green shows that a quiet novel doesn’t have to be a simple one. * Toronto Star * Rabbit, Rabbit, Rabbit is a provocative coming-of-age story in which a budding journalist reckons with love, isolation, and issues of personal identity. * Foreword * A contemplative story with a gratifying conclusion … Readers might feel their throats tighten and stomachs shrink at the mere thought of the domineering antagonist. And Sander-Green’s realistic portrayal of a newbie journo who pushes north to pursue a media career offers provocative insights on a path many reporters have taken. * Literary Review of Canada * Through Rabbit Rabbit Rabbit, Sander-Green pulls together many intriguing and image-rich threads that portray what it’s like to inhabit a remote pocket of Canadian society. -- The British Columbia Review A compelling, quiet, and intense story about isolation, identity, and finding oneself in the face of abuse and hardship. * Library Ladies *
