Sheila McLeod Arnopoulos, an investigative journalist for many years in Montreal, has written about English-French relations, minority issues, and the problems of the working poor. rnrnHer books include The English Fact in Quebec (with rnDominique Clift), which won a Governor’s General’s Award; Voices from French Ontario; and the novel Jackrabbit Moon. rnrnShe has received a National Newspaper Award, a Media Club of Canada Award, as well as a France/Quebec Intercultural Exchange Award to write about foreign workers in France. She was also given a special prize by the YWCA in Montreal for her writing about women and work.
Sheila McLeod Arnopoulos
About the Author
Books written by Sheila McLeod Arnopoulos
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Dans l’ombre de Maggie
Translated by Pan Bouyoucas
Published in 2000
- Winner — QWF Translation Prize in 2002
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Saris en scooter: La révolution du microcrédit dans l’Inde des villages
Translated by Claudine Vivier
Published in 2010
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