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K Bannerman

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Posted by Evo Terra on Monday, 4 Oct 2004
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K Bannerman is an author and illustrator living in Vancouver, BC. Her short fiction has appeared in publications as diverse as Parabola Magazine, Premonitions Magazine, Lichen Literary Review and Regina Weese Literary Anthology, to name a few.

She holds a degree in Anthropology from the University of British Columbia, and has always been intrigued by comparitive religion, mythology and fortean phenomena. Her fascination with werewolves began at the age of five, when a dear uncle confided that she would grow up to be one. After that, she spent many happy childhood days running through the woods, howling at the top of her lungs.

Check out the official Kim Bannerman website for more information.

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