Born in Nova Scotia, Judith Cowan grew up in Toronto and was educated at the University of Toronto and l`Universite de Strasbourg, France. She has lived in Trois-Rivieres for many years and has translated the work of a wide range of Quebec poets, including Gerald Godin, Yves Prefontaine and Yves Boisvert. Her previous story collection, More Than Life Itself (Oberon, 1997), was shortlisted for the Quebec Writers` Federation First Book Award. Cowan was a finalist for the Glassco Prize for her translation of Quartz and Mica (Guernica, 1987) and was awarded Le Prix Gerald-Godin by the city of Trois-Rivieres in recognition of the story collection Plus que la vie me me. rn

Judith Cowan
About the Author
- Language
- Birthplace
- English/French
- Sydney, Nova Scotia

Books written by Judith Cowan
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The Permanent Nature of Everything: A Memoir
by Judith Cowan
Published in 2014
- Finalist — The Mavis Gallant Prize for Non-Fiction in 2015
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Books translated by Judith Cowan
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Meridian Line
Translated by Judith Cowan
Published in 2010
- Finalist — Cole Foundation Prize for Translation in 2011
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