Rosi Jory
Categories: Female Authors - Anglophone Authors - Authors of Juvenile Fiction; - Authors of Non-Fiction - Fundy Coast
Biography
Rosi Jory writes, makes art and sea kayaks here in Saint John, NB on the Bay of Fundy. She currently enjoys writing short creative non-fiction pieces, sketching and 'seeing' parts of speech in languages, colours and shapes {Picto-Coding}.
How has New Brunswick influenced your work?
Saint John NB, its people, the Bay of Fundy, its harbour, surroundings and history. Since 1965, for this former Berliner, this new home of mine, had and still has a tremendous influence on my work and life.
What is your favourite New Brunswick book, and why?
I love quite a few and do not wish to single any one out.
What do you consider to be the highlight of your career so far?
Here in Saint John on the now famous Bay of Fundy, I have experienced so many highlights in teaching, writing, art-making, kayaking and community volunteering that I do not wish to single out. Oh wait. Maybe there is one: December 6, 1989, my students and I published a little book, entitled Saint John NB Times Four, as choppy as the sea which surrounds us, embracing local history from 1604 till UNBSJ's 25th anniversary, in the FOUR languages taught then at our little campus, in English, French, German and Spanish…and then topped off this happy-making event, a month later, with the creation of a scholarship with the same name, whose Board - with students on it - from 1990 - 2005 awarded twenty one thousand dollar scholarships to UNBSJ students.
Literary Prizes |
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Cormorant Literary Competition - 1999 | In recognition of: Four wheels and fifteen meals |
Honourable Mention, Short Story, Atlantic Writing Competition, Writers Federation of Nova Scotia - 1995 | In recognition of: Four wheels and fifteen meals |
Honourable Mention, Children's Literature, Atlantic Writing Competition, Writers Federation of Nova Scotia - 1994 | In recognition of: A monster in my kitchen |
Featured Publication |
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Adventure into German: German textbook () |
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