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Terence Young

てれんす・やんぐ

Terensu Yangu

Profile

Gender
Male
Born
1953
Nationality
Canada
Languages
English
Residence History
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

Career

Occupations
poet, writer
Active Years
1999-2024
Nominations
Shortlisted for Governor General's Award for English-language poetry (1999, The Island in Winter), Shortlisted for Gerald Lampert Award (2000, The Island in Winter), Finalist for Danuta Gleed Literary Award (2001, Rhymes with Useless), Finalist for Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize (2007, Moving Day)

Awards

Butler Book Prize
2005
Work: After Goodlake's
Organization: City of Victoria
Result: won

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

The Island in Winter

1999 poetry collection

Rhymes with Useless

2000 short story collection

After Goodlake's

2004 novel

Moving Day

2006 poetry collection

The End of the Ice Age

2010 short story collection

Bibliography

  • The Island in Winter (1999)
  • Rhymes with Useless (2000)
  • After Goodlake's (2004)
  • Moving Day (2006)
  • The End of the Ice Age (2010)

Legacy

Canadian poet and writer best known for his debut poetry collection The Island in Winter, shortlisted for the Governor General's Award in 1999 and Gerald Lampert Award in 2000. Winner of the Butler Book Prize for After Goodlake's.

Trivia

  • Married to poet Patricia Young.
  • Daughter Clea Young is also a writer.