Anne Campbell is an award winning Canadian writer of five collections of poetry, as well as stories and non fiction. She is currently working on a biographical memoir of the Canadian visual artist, Arthur F. McKay, one of the famed Regina Five. Her recent work includes the poetry collection, Soul to Touch, Hagios Press, 2009, as well as (in 2006, re-issued 2008) Regina's Secret Spaces, a collection of essays on hidden aspects of Regina as revealed by artists, which she edited with visual artists, Lorne Beug and Jeannie Mah for the Canadian Plains Research Centre, University of Regina. Her new poetry collection, Soul to Touch (Hagios, 2009) explores reconciliation - in body and language, both personal and social, spiritual and environmental.
Anne is available for public readings, workshops and public program development. She enjoys working with people of all ages, and is especially interested in the theme of reconciliation. Her workshops leave people feeling able to make exploration choices, with the tools required to do so. Anne is a member of The Writers Union of Canada, the League of Canadian Poets and the Saskatchewan Writers Guild.
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