About the Author
Anne M. Smith-Nochasak grew up in a rural community that might be judgmental, but also watches over its own.
The ideas for her first novel, A Canoer of Shorelines, grew from her rural upbringing and from her summers in her lakeshore retreat. Her new novel, The Ice Widow, is set in Northern Canada and rural Nova Scotia, and elements of the plot emerged from her reflections on her own teaching years. She is not, however, Anna.
For more about the journey, check out the Canvas Rebel interviews on the links below.
For reflections, anecdotes, and opinion pieces, please check out my blog page.
The ideas for her first novel, A Canoer of Shorelines, grew from her rural upbringing and from her summers in her lakeshore retreat. Her new novel, The Ice Widow, is set in Northern Canada and rural Nova Scotia, and elements of the plot emerged from her reflections on her own teaching years. She is not, however, Anna.
For more about the journey, check out the Canvas Rebel interviews on the links below.
For reflections, anecdotes, and opinion pieces, please check out my blog page.
Released September 6, 2024:
River Faces North
Book One in a dystopian trilogy set in the near future
About the Novels
A Canoer of Shorelines is Anne M. Smith-Nochasak's debut novel, published in April 2021.
The pivotal experiences take place at the old farm, but along the shoreline the key lessons are learned. To be a “canoer of shorelines” one does not need skill or gear or even paddles; one needs only an appreciation of the beauty of the moment.
