Mary Lawson

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Mary Lawson was born in 1946 and grew up in Blackwell, a farming community near Sarnia, Ontario. She earned a degree in psychology from McGill University, then moved to England in 1968. A distant relative of L.M. Montgomery, Lawson lives in Kingston-upon-Thames but returns to Canada often.

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Books by Mary Lawson

2002
Crow Lake
A young woman tries to come to terms with her past.
2006
The Other Side of the Bridge
The lives of two men intertwine when one asks for a job on the other's farm.
 
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I am a Canadian from Ontario working for the United Nations in Rome. I am writing from a small hotel in Khartoum, Sudan where I am currently on mission. Fantastically, I happened to pick up the Other Side of the Bridge - from the piles of novels left behind by travellers in this strange place. To my great surprise, the novel by Mary Lawson immediately and simultaneously captivated me, made me homesick and caused me to think about the choices that we all make in life.

I would like to convey my sincere appreciation to Ms. Lawson and will now go back and find Crow Lake! Lori Bell

Posted by Lori Bell on May 16, 2010 at 5:31 PM

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Added 01 December 2007.
Updated 11 June 2010.

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