Claire Rothman has lived all her life in Montreal. She studied creative writing at Concordia University in Montreal. She has worked as a lawyer, a columnist for the Montreal Gazette, a translator and a teacher. Salad Days, her first collection of stories, was published in 1990. She translated the nineteenth-century novel The Influence of a Book by Philippe-Aubert de Gaspé, and won the John Glassco Translation Award for that effort in 1993. She has since collaborated on the translations of The Traitor and the Jew by Esther Delisle and In the Eye of the Needle by Jean-François Lisée. She currently teaches at Marianapolis College in Montreal.

Books by Claire Holden Rothman

Salad Days

Black Tulips

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