Je Nathanael

Nathalie Stephens writes in English and French, and sometimes neither. Writing lentre-genre, she is the author of a dozen published works, most recently L#39;Injure (lHexagone, 2004), Paper City (Coach House, 2003), and Je Nathanael (l#39;Hexagone, 2003; BookThug, 2006). L#39;Injure was a finalist for the 2005 Prix Alain#45;Grandbois and Prix Trillium#59; the short fiction, Underground (TROIS, 1999), was a finalist in 2000 for the Grand Prix du Salon du livre de Toronto. Stephens has been invited to present her work internationally, notably in Barcelona, Chicago, Ljubljana, Norwich, and New York. She is the recipient of a 2002 Chalmers Arts Fellowship and a 2003 British Centre for Literary Translation Residential Bursary. Some of Stephens#39;s work has been translated into Basque, Bulgarian and Slovene. She has translated Catherine Mavrikakis and Franois Turcot into English and Gail Scott and R. M. Vaughan into French. On occasion, she translates herself.Stephens, Nathalie is the author of 'Je Nathanael ', published 2006 under ISBN 9780973974263 and ISBN 0973974265.