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Gail Bowen (nee Bartholomew) was born on 22 September 1942 in Toronto. She earned a B.A. from the University of Toronto and an M.A. from the University of Waterloo. She was granted tenure at the University of Regina in 1986 and taught English at First Nations University of Canada (formerly the Saskatchewan Indian Federated College) until her retirement in 2007. In addition to her mystery novels featuring Joanne Kilbourn, Bowen has written several plays. She lives in Regina. For more information, visit her official site

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Books by Gail Bowen

	1987 1919: The Love Letters of George and Adelaide (with Ron Marken)	Biblio.com
	1990 Deadly Appearances	Biblio.com
	1991 Murder at the Mendel	Amazon.ca Amazon.com Biblio.com
	1992 The Wandering Soul Murders	Amazon.ca Amazon.com Biblio.com
	1994 A Colder Kind of Death	Amazon.ca Amazon.com Biblio.com
	1996 A Killing Spring The head of the School of Journalism at Joanne Kilbourn's university is found dead in a scandalous position.	Amazon.ca Amazon.com Biblio.com
	1998 Verdict in Blood	Biblio.com
	2000 Burying Ariel	Amazon.ca Amazon.com Biblio.com
	2002 The Glass Coffin	Amazon.ca Amazon.com Biblio.com
	2004 The Last Good Day	Amazon.ca Amazon.com Biblio.com
	2004 The Early Investigations of Joanne Kilbourn (contains Deadly Appearances, Murder at the Mendel, and The Wandering Soul Murders)	Amazon.ca Amazon.com Biblio.com
	2006 The Further Investigations of Joanne Kilbourn (contains A Colder Kind of Death, A Killing Spring, and Verdict in Blood)	Amazon.ca Amazon.com Biblio.com
	2006 The Endless Knot	Amazon.ca Amazon.com Biblio.com
	2008 The Brutal Heart	Amazon.ca Amazon.com Biblio.com
	2010 Love You to Death	Amazon.ca Amazon.com Biblio.com
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Awards

• Arthur Ellis Award: Novel
  • 1995 – A Colder Kind of Death – Winner
  • 1999 – Verdict in Blood – Shortlisted
  • 2005 – The Last Good Day – Shortlisted

• Books in Canada First Novel Award
  • 1990 – Deadly Appearances – Shortlisted

• Saskatchewan Book Awards: Fiction
  • 1996 – A Killing Spring – Shortlisted
  • 2000 – Burying Ariel – Shortlisted
  • 2003 – Dancing in Poppies – Shortlisted
  • 2006 – The Endless Knot – Shortlisted
  • 2008 – The Brutal Heart – Shortlisted

• Saskatchewan Book Awards: Regina Book Award
  • 1996 – A Killing Spring – Shortlisted
  • 2002 – The Glass Coffin – Shortlisted
  • 2003 – Dancing in Poppies – Shortlisted
  • 2004 – The Last Good Day – Shortlisted
  • 2006 – The Endless Knot – Shortlisted
  • 2008 – The Brutal Heart – Shortlisted

Added 10 June 2006.
Updated 21 May 2010.