Author Eden’s second book is known as Monkey Beach. It was released in the anthology of the post-colonial fantasy and science fiction. One of the other short stories written by Eden is titled as Terminal Avenue, which is not included in the Traplines collection. A story in the collection, Queen of North, was also released in an anthology in Canada. This short story collection went on to win the Winifred Hiltby Prize in Britain in the category of the best regional written work from a Commonwealth writer. The narrators of this book are youngsters who recount their haunting tales about the disturbing relationships they had with psychopaths and sociopaths. The first book written by author Eden was written as a collection of 4 short stories. Eden received her education from the universities of Victoria and British Columbia.
Author Eden has a sister named Carla Robinson, who works as a TV journalist for the CBC Newsworld. Her birth place is Kitamaat, British Columbia, but now she is associated with the First Nations of Heiltsuk and Haisla.
She was born on January 19, 1968, as Eden Victoria Lena Robinson. Author Eden hails from Haisla, British Columbia, Canada. She has written several standalone books in her short writing career, which have helped her to grow as a writer. Eden Robinson is one of the noteworthy authors from Canada, who likes to write books based on the literature & fiction genre, specifically the literature related to Native America.
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