Mary Soderstrom
Mary Soderstrom was born in the United States, but moved to Montreal when she was 25 and is now a Canadian citizen. A writer of fiction and non-fiction, she has published nine books. These include four novels—The Descent of Andrew McPherson (McGraw-Hill Ryerson Press, 1976), Endangered Species (Oberon, 1995), The Words on the Wall: Robert Nelson and the Rebellion of 1837 (Oberon, 1999) and After Surfing Ocean Beach (Dundurn Press, 2004); two short story collections—Finding the Enemy, (Oberon, 1997), and The Truth Is (Oberon, 2000), two non-fiction books, Recreating Eden: A Natural History of Botanical Gardens (Véhicule Press, 2001), Green City: People, Nature and Urban Places (Véhicule Press, 2006); and a children’s book, Maybe Tomorrow I’ll Have a Good Time (Human Sciences Press, 1981)
Mary Soderstrom is also Quebec correspondant for Quill and Quire.
Books by Mary Soderstrom
Words On the Wall, The
Endangered Species
Finding the Enemy
After Surfing Ocean Beach
L'autre ennemi
Green City