Sarah Murphy, Contributor
Banff Centre Press

Sarah Murphy is of Choctaw, Irish, English, Hispanic and German heritage and has lived in the United States, Mexico and Canada. She is a translator, interpreter, teacher, community activist, prize-winning visual and performance artist and critically acclaimed author of three novels and two collections of short fiction. Murphy's work has been shown or published in Canada, the United States, Australia, Nicaragua, Cuba, Mexico and the United Kingdom, where she has also been an international writer in residence.

Contributor to:
First Chapter (contributor)

Publications:
Wrestling the Angel, Red Deer, 2001
Lilac in Leather: A Tale of Forsythia, Bedbugs, Faded Cotton and Time, Pedlar, 1999
Connie Many Stories: a novel of abuse and healing, Mercury, 1996.
The Deconstruction of Wesley Smithson, Mercury, 1992
Comic Book Heroine and Other Stories, NeWest, 1990
The Measure of Miranda, NeWest, 1987