Riel Nason
1969-
Riel Nason grew up in Hawkshaw, New Brunswick, graduated from Nackawic High School, and now lives in Quispamsis. Nason is the award-winning author of seven books. She is best known for her debut novel The Town That Drowned, which won the Commonwealth Book Prize for Canada and Europe, and her picture book The Little Ghost Who Was a Quilt, which was a bestseller in both the US and Canada. Her works have sold translation rights in Japanese, Romanian, German, French and Scottish Gaelic. She is also a well-known quilter/textile artist.
Predominant New Brunswick Residences:
Hawkshaw, Quispamsis
Picture Caption
Riel Nason
Credit
Author photo. Riel Nason, 26 January 2016. Accessed 3 June 2023.
Bibliography Items
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Nason, Riel.
The town that drowned.
Fredericton, NB: Goose Lane Editions, 2011, 273 pp.. [ book ]
Collection(s): NB Authors' Archival Papers project, New Brunswick Imprints
Nason, Riel.
All the things we leave behind.
Fredericton, NB: Goose Lane Editions, 2016, 235 pp.. [ book ]
Collection(s): NB Authors' Archival Papers project, New Brunswick Imprints
Nason, Riel.
Waiting under water.
Toronto, ON: Scholastic Canada Ltd., 2020, 216 pp.. [ book ]
Collection(s): NB Authors' Archival Papers project
Nason, Riel.
The little ghost who was a quilt.
Toronto, ON: Tundra Books, 2020. [ book ]
Collection(s): NB Authors' Archival Papers project
Nason, Riel.
Disaster at the Highland Games.
Riverview, NB: Chocolate River Publishing, 2021, 32 pp.. [ book ]
Collection(s): NB Authors' Archival Papers project, New Brunswick Imprints