Anne Cameron was born in Nanaimo, BC. She began writing at an early age, starting with theatre scripts and screenplays. In 1979, her film Dreamspeaker, directed by Claude Jutra, won seven Canadian Film Awards, including best script. After being published as a novel, Dreamspeaker went on to win the Gibson Award for Literature. She has published more than 30 books, including the underground classic Daughters of Copper Woman, its sequel, Dzelarhons, novels, stories, poems and legends - for adults and children. Her most recent novels are Family Resemblances, Hardscratch Row, and a new, revised edition of Daughters of Copper Woman. She lives in Tahsis, BC

Aftermath:
1550171933 · 1999 · $21.95
"Cameron's book is a testimony to the underprivileged, the abused, the vulnerable children of Canada and to those who daily struggle to break out of the cycle of degradation and humiliation." -Winnipeg Free Press
The Annie Poems:
092008091X · 1987 · $16.95
"The anger and passion with which Cameron writes lifts the ordinary into something stronger" - Quill and Quire
Bright's Crossing: Stories
1550170228 · 1990 · $21.95
"Cameron understands the way a woman's work affects every other sphere of her life." -Feminist Bookstore News
Dahlia Cassidy:
1550173448 · October 2004 · $24.95
Dahlia Cassidy is a delightful and hilarious satire on relationships from one of British Columbia’s favourite writers—a rollicking, lighthearted novel with a cast of irresistible characters struggling to make sense of life in a small coastal town.
Daughters of Copper Woman:
155017245X · February 2002 · $19.95
Over 200,000 copies sold!
DeeJay & Betty:
1550171127 · 1994 · $18.95
"No doily or decorative language, no fancy postmodern structured techniques, just a straight-from-the-heart story." -Vancouver Sun
Dreamspeaker:
1550173642 · April 2005 · $9.95
An award-winning TV movie and perennial bestseller, Dreamspeaker is the powerful and deeply moving story of a boy caught between two worlds.
Dzelarhons: Mythology of the Northwest Coast
0920080898 · September 2001 · $21.95
Over 15,000 copies sold! A collection ranging from humourous tales of Raven the trickster and glutton to the Salish myth of creation.
Earth Witch:
0920080170 · September 2001 · $14.95
Now in its sixth printing, Cameron's first book of poems is a celebration of love and desire.
Escape to Beulah:
1550170295 · 1990 · $18.95
"A feminist fable for our times, told with a dispassionate, fascinated vigour." -Vancouver Province
Family Resemblances:
1550173014 · October 2003 · $24.95
The Gumboot Geese:
1550170635 · 1992 · $16.95
Another popular Anne Cameron children's story.
Hardscratch Row:
1550172905 · October 2002 · $24.95
In this funny and heart-wrenching new novel by Anne Cameron - bestselling author and veteran warts-and-all chronicler of the contemporary West Coast family - the characters grapple with the very meaning of the word “family,” just by living their lives.
How Raven Freed the Moon:
0920080677 · 1985 · $7.95
How the Loon Lost her Voice:
0920080553 · 1985 · $7.95
Kick the Can:
1550170392 · 1991 · $21.95
"Cameron knows how women talk to each other." -Vancouver Province
Lazy Boy:
0920080634 · 1988 · $7.95
A bestseller in both Canada and the U.S. A traditional northwest coast legend for ages six to adult, told simply and gently be one of BC's best-loved writers. ". . . should be added to any collection of materials concerned with native peoples." -
Loon and Raven Tales:
1550171542 · 1996 · $12.95
Anne Cameron's retellings of west coast Native legends have delighted young and old alike in book form. Now the author herself reads them on audio cassette.
Orca's Song:
0920080294 · 1987 · $7.95
Raven & Snipe:
1550170376 · 1991 · $7.95
Another bestseller in Canada and the U.S. about Raven - a trickster and a glutton who is somehow very loveable.
Raven Goes Berrypicking:
1550170368 · 1991 · $7.95
A bestseller in Canada and the U.S. about Raven - a trickster and a glutton who is somehow very loveable.
Raven Returns the Water:
0920080197 · 1987 · $7.95
Sarah's Children:
1550172743 · October 2001 · $21.95
"With affection, warmth and raucous humour, Cameron captures how life goes on . . ." -Globe and Mail
Selkie:
1550171526 · 1996 · $21.95
An endless rain embarks Cassidy on the ride of her life. Before the year is out, she will have travelled through lifetimes and contellations.
South of an Unnamed Creek:
1550170139 · 1989 · $6.95
". . . joins courage to comedy with a light, sure touch." -Ottawa Citizen
Spider Woman:
0920080731 · 1988 · $7.95
A bestseller in both Canada and the U.S.
T'aal: The One Who Takes Bad Children
1550171801 · 1998 · $7.95
"One of the things lurking out in the night was so horrible and so terrifying the people had no name for it, and only called it The One Who Takes Bad Children."
Tales of the Cairds:
155017004X · 1989 · $21.95
"A woman-positive and humourous collection od though-provoking and entertaining [Celtic] myths." -Canadian Materials
Those Lancasters:
1550172271 · November 2000 · $21.95
From the bestselling author Anne Cameron comes a novel that puts the fun back in dysfunctional - a light-hearted look at the trials and tribulations of a family that defines disadvantage.
A Whole Brass Band:
1550170759 · 1992 · $21.95
"If bullshit was music," Jean decides of her family, "they'd be a whole brass band."
The Whole Fam Damily:
1550171348 · 1995 · $21.95
". . . an absolutely riveting cacophony of voices that will stay in your head long after you've put the book down." -The Halifax Daily News
Women, Kids & Huckleberry Wine:
0920080685 · 1989 · $21.95
"Witty, entertaining and strangely uplifting." Edmonton Journal ". . . easy-going, direct, funny, cynical and full of incisive curses and wisdom." -Diversions