About Me
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Nowick Gray
I have lived and traveled throughout North America, in recent years embarking on wider travels to enjoy warm climates and lovely beaches. Along the way I have taught in Inuit schools in the Arctic, built a homestead in the BC mountains, and performed with West African drum and dance troupes. I currently reside in Victoria, BC, working as a freelance copy editor and writer of fiction and creative nonfiction. My mystery novel Hunter's Daughter was published in March 2015 by Five Rivers.
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