Thomas King

This article is about the Canadian novelist. For the New Zealand politician, see Thomas King (New Zealand).
Thomas King (born 1943 in Sacramento, California) is a noted Canadian novelist and broadcaster who most often writes about Canada's First Nations and is an outspken advocate for First Nations causes. His background is Cherokee, German and Greek. He moved to Canada in 1980. He is currently an English professor at the University of Guelph and lives in Guelph, Ontario. He is also the creator of the Dead Dog Cafe, a CBC Radio One series.

Awards and recognition

Bibliography

King, Thomas King, Thomas King, Thomas King, Thomas

 

<< PreviousWord BrowserNext >>
oradea
postage stamps and postal history of indochina
michigan left
pachycephalidae
callaeidae
water horse
camano island
bowerbird
neal hefti
robert chasse
christopher stone
woody herman
think aloud protocol
list of rocks
arthur fiedler
paper prototypes
crawford kilian
hino da independncia
poole harbour
crad kilodney
goalkeeper ciws
w. p. kinsella
bananas in pyjamas
list of japanese americans
northern rhodesia
list of korean americans
felicien rops
instrumental case
flowerpecker
joy kogawa
southern rhodesia
madeleine l'engle
termite terrace
myrna kostash
buzz lightyear
den fortapte snn
robert kroetsch
deep blue kasparov, 1996, game 1
jan ullrich
roc presidential election, 2000
roc presidential election, 1996
roc presidential election, 2004
col du galibier
raymond poulidor