<p>Born in Ottawa to a hippie mother and a poet father, <b>Rebecca Hendry</b> moved to a new city or town across Canada every year until she was eleven, when she settled on the Sunshine Coast in BC. She is the author of <i>One Good Thing</i> and, <i>Grace River</i>, and her short fiction has appeared in the <i>Dalhousie Review</i>, <i>Wascana Review</i>, <i>Event</i>, <i>Windsor Review</i>, and other literary journals. She lives in Gibsons, BC, with her two children.</p> <p>Born in Ottawa to a hippie mother and a poet father, <b>Rebecca Hendry</b> moved to a new city or town across Canada every year until she was eleven, when she settled on the Sunshine Coast in BC. She is the author of <i>One Good Thing</i> and, <i>Grace River</i>, and her short fiction has appeared in the <i>Dalhousie Review</i>, <i>Wascana Review</i>, <i>Event</i>, <i>Windsor Review</i>, and other literary journals. She lives in Gibsons, BC, with her two children.</p>