About the Author
Trent Lewin writes novels and short stories. Fiction is where he lives. As a person of color, an immigrant to North America, and a father, his experiences shape both his life and his writing. He is also a dedicated climate advocate. Over the years, he has been privileged to win or be listed in various writing competitions and has had his work published in literary magazines and journals.
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Really happy to be on the CBC Short Story Prize Shortlist this year, for a piece called ‘Ghostworlds’. Canada Writes has put the story online now, please go here to read. Very appreciative of this recognition. Wanted to say a...
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Thank you to The New Quarterly for publishing my piece ‘The Last Barrel’, the first creative nonfiction I’ve done! You can read it here. I love fiction. I love hiding behind a veil of unreality, where anything is possible. It’s...
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This story traces the subjugation and liberation of a girl from China as she arrives in Canada, and hears a story about the corpse flower — a flower that only blooms every twelve years.