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Sandy Frances Duncan Since moving to Gabriola Island in 1988 I have learned a great deal about my gardening ignorance. Now I'm learning what I don't know — and don't know how to ask — about computers. I was born in Vancouver, grew up there and in Ontario and Saskatchewan, acquired a master's degree in psychology and began writing fiction when I was thirty. I have two grown-up daughters. Among my books are Dragonhunt, Pattern Makers, Listen to Me Grace Kelly, Cariboo Runaway, The Toothpaste Genie and British Columbia: Its Land, Mineral and Water Resources. My latest book is an historical fiction woven around my grandfather's diary of his experience in the Klondike gold rush. |
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