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Gurjinder Basran is an award-winning British Gurjinder Basran (born ) is a Canadian novelist, [1] whose debut novel Everything Was Good-bye won the Ethel Wilson Fiction Prize in [2] The novel was published by Mother Tongue Publishing in , [1] and was more widely republished by Penguin Canada in following her award win.

Martin, now face life GURJINDER BASRAN’s debut novel, Everything Was Good-bye, was the winner of the BC Book Prize, Ethel Wilson Fiction Award in and named as a Chatelaine Magazine Book Club pick in The CBC has named her as one of "Ten Canadian women writers you need to read".

North Delta author Gurjinder 'Chip away at the alienation': first time novelist Gurjinder Basran. The BC Book Prizes were announced last night. The winner of the fiction award is Everything Was Good-bye, by first time.

Business · Cookbooks · Gurjinder Basran’s debut novel, Everything Was Good-bye, was the winner of Mother Tongue Publishing's “Search for the Great BC Novel Contest” in and was awarded the Ethel Wilson Fiction Prize. Gurjinder lives in British Columbia, Canada with her family.

Book Synopsis A heartfelt story of Interweaving themes of identity, culture clashes, and the immigrant experience, Gurjinder Basran uses humour and nuance to deliver an intimate portrait of a vibrant Sikh community in Canada.

Basran studied creative writing Gurjinder Basran, a local BC writer, has written a highly prestigious novel called 'Everything Was Good-bye'. She has broken barriers for Punjabi Sikh female writers, and has proven that writing is an esteemed profession.

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Five years ago, Gurjinder Basran was a telecom manager, a wife, and a mother of two. Today, she adds award-winning novelist to her list because someone asked her one question: “What happens next?” Basran had begun a journaling project with her sisters.

Someone You Love Is Gone Gurjinder Basran (born ) is a Canadian novelist, [1] whose debut novel Everything Was Good-bye won the Ethel Wilson Fiction Prize in [2] The novel was published by Mother Tongue Publishing in , [1] and was more widely republished by Penguin Canada in following her award win.