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Alison Baird

b. 1963

Canadian writer

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Born 1963. Alison Baird is a Canadian writer, children's writer and author.

Alison Baird (born 1963) is a Canadian writer. Her works include The Dragon's Egg, White as the Waves (1999), The Tales of Annwn, the Willowmere Chronicles trilogy, and The Dragon Throne trilogy. She was honoured by the Canadian Children's Book Centre, and was a finalist for the 1996 Silver Birch Award, and she was a finalist for the IODE Violet Downey Book Award.

Baird attended the University of Toronto's Trinity College, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts Honours in English, as well as a Master of Arts.

She lives in Oakville, Ontario.

Publications

Novels

The Dragon Throne trilogy

Werewolves of Quebec House of the Wolf (2017) The Way of the Wolf (2025)

Young adult novels

The Tales of Annwn duo

Willowmere Chronicles trilogy

Middle grade novels

The Adventures of Robert and Mel (2011) The Apprentice Dragons (2017) A Country of Their Own (2017)

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Important facts

Born
1963
Birth century
Nationality
Education
Trinity College

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Alison Baird's

Frequently asked questions

Who is Alison Baird?

Canadian writer

When was Alison Baird born?

Alison Baird was born in 1963.

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Alison Baird is a writer, children's writer and author.

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Alison Baird is Canadian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Alison Baird

· Wikidata: Q4727010

· DBpedia: Alison Baird

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