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'''[http://www.ucalgary.ca/~lalai/index.htm Larissa Lai]''' is a US-born Canadian. | '''[http://www.ucalgary.ca/~lalai/index.htm Larissa Lai]''' is a US-born Canadian, an academic, a SF writer, and an antiracist activist. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:19, 29 November 2010
Larissa Lai is a US-born Canadian, an academic, a SF writer, and an antiracist activist.
Works
- When Fox Is a Thousand (1995 novel)
- Salt Fish Girl (2002 novel) (shortlisted for Sunburst Award and Tiptree Award)
- Sibyl Unrest (chapbook long poem)
- Rachel (chapbook long poem)
- Nascent Fashion (chapbook essay)
Awards
- Astraea Foundation Emerging Writers Award, 1995
Further reading
- Interview with Larissa Lai and Ashok Mathur (July 1998)
- Journal
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