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p.remlinger@sasktel.net

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Secondary (Grades 10-12)

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Paula Jane Remlinger

Paula Jane grew up in Prince Albert, SK, but has lived in Saskatoon since 1991. She lives on an acreage in Beaver Creek, just south of Saskatoon, with her husband Trent and her cat, Chai. Paula Jane has always been a writer. She started with poems and stories shared with family in elementary school, and began entering contests and publishing locally at the age of 13 with work appearing in The Western Producer and The Prince Albert Daily Herald. She has a profound love of learning, and has earned a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in English, a Master of Arts in English, a Bachelor of Education, as well as certificates in teaching ESL and adult education. She recently completed a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing through UBC's optional-residency program. Paula Jane has experience with all facets of the writing business from working as a bookseller at McNally Robinson Booksellers, an editorial assistant and educational liaison at Thistledown Press, a teaching assistant and Writing Centre tutor at the U of S, and as the Executive Director of the Sage Hill Writing Experience. She is a member of the Saskatchewan Writers' Guild, a friend of CANSCAIP (Canadian Society for Children's Authors, Illustrators, and Performers), and holds a Professional "A" teaching certificate in Saskatchewan. Paula Jane currently does freelance writing and editing, as well as working for the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission. She is available to do workshops on reading and writing poetry with writers from Gr. 5 to adult. She has been published widely in anthologies and journals, and has been shortlisted twice for ROOM's Annual Poetry Contest, as well as long-listed for CV2's Two Day Poem Competition and The Fiddlehead's Poetry Contest. In 2020, her first book, This Hole Called January (Thistledown, 2019) won the Saskatchewan Book Award for Poetry.

Publications

Murder at the St. Alice by Becky Citra - A Teacher Resource Guide

Coteau Books, 2019,

This Hole Called January

Thistledown Press, 2019,

Ghosts in the Garden by Judith Silverthorne - A Teacher Resource Guide

Coteau Books, 2017,

Stay by Katherine Lawrence - A Teacher Resource Guide

Coteau Books, 2017,

A Crueller Trap

Prairie Fire, 2016,

Bored

On Spec, 2016,

Convictions - A Teacher Resource Guide

Coteau Books, 2016,

Dinosaur Breakout - A Teacher Resource Guide

Judith Silverthorne, 2016,

Dinosaur Hideout - A Teacher Resource Guide

Judith Silverthorne, 2016,

Old Man Winter I

CV2, 2016,

Phases of the Moon

On Spec, 2016,

The Girl Who Dances with Bears

ROOM, 2016,

The Trees are Moving Inside

ROOM, 2016,

This Hole Called January

CV2, 2016,

Through Flood and Fire by Anne Patton - a Teacher Resource Guide

Coteau Books, 2016,

Girls Named Paula

ROOM, 2015,

What to Expect When You're Not Expecting

ROOM, 2015,

James Bond Considers Retirement in I Found it at the Movies: An Anthology of Film Poems.

Guernica Press, 2014,

Love, Pathos, and Electronics in Modern Morsels

McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 2012,

Tribute essay - John V. Hicks in A Literary History of Saskatchewan, Vol. 1.

Coteau Books, 2012,

Two poems in Grain magazine

Saskatchewan Writers Guild, 2011,

“In the days before your death, you fed us”

The New Quarterly, 2010,

Love, Pathos, and Electronics

CBC Saskatchewan, 2008,

We Light Red Candles in Fast Forward: New Saskatchewan Poets

Hagios Press, 2007,

John V. Hicks entry in The Encyclopedia of Saskatchewan

University of Regina, 2006,

Offside: Teacher Resource Guide

Thistledown Press, 2001,