Hiromi Goto is a Canadian novelist. Born in Chiba Prefecture, Japan, her family emigrated to Canada in 1969, settling in British Columbia. She studied at the University of Calgary and now lives in Burnaby, British Columbia. Goto's first novel, Chorus of Mushrooms (1994), won a 1995 Commonwealth Writers Prize and was co-winner of the 1996 Canada-Japan Book Award. Her novel The Kappa Child won the Tiptree Award for gender-bending science fiction.

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  • Hiromi Goto is a Canadian novelist. Born in Chiba Prefecture, Japan, her family emigrated to Canada in 1969, settling in British Columbia. She studied at the University of Calgary and now lives in Burnaby, British Columbia. Goto's first novel, Chorus of Mushrooms (1994), won a 1995 Commonwealth Writers Prize and was co-winner of the 1996 Canada-Japan Book Award. Her novel The Kappa Child won the Tiptree Award for gender-bending science fiction. From September 2008 to May 2009, Goto will be the Writer in Residence at Simon Fraser University.
  • Hiromi Goto - kanadyjska pisarka. Urodziła się w Chiba-ken, niedaleko Tokio, w Japonii. W 1969, mając trzy lata wyemigrowała ze swoją rodziną do Kanady. Przez osiem lat mieszkali na zachodnim wybrzeżu Kolumbii Brytyjskiej, zanim przeprowadzili się do Nanton. Hiromi studiowała na Uniwersytecie w Calgary i ukończyła studia w 1989, z tytułem B.A. z humanistyki. Kiedy dorastała, babcia opowiadała jej japońskie bajki i historie pełne duchów i folkowych potworów takich jak Kappa (małe stworzenie o ciele żaby, z żółwią skorupą i głowie w kształcie miski, która może pomieścić wodę). Te opowieści, jak również te jej ojca o życiu w Japonii, miały później duży wpływ na jej twórczość. Jej powieść, A Chorus of Mushrooms, otrzymała nagrodę Commonwealth Writers za Najlepszą Pierwszą Książkę w rejonie Kanada i Karaiby. Jest także laureatką nagrody Jamesa Tiptree Jr za powieść The Kappa Child.
  • Hiromi Goto, Kanadalı roman yazarı. Chiba İli, Japonya'da doğan yazarın ailesi 1969 yılında Kanada'da Britanya Kolombiyası'na yerleşti. Calgary Üniversitesi'nde eğitim gören Goto, Burnaby'de yaşamaktadır. Goto'nun ilk romanı, Chorus of Mushrooms (1994), 1995 yılında "Commonwealth Writers Prize" ödülünü ve 1996 yılında "Canada-Japan Book Award" ödülünü kazandı. Diğer bir romanı The Kappa Child won the "Tiptree Award" ödülünü bilim kurgu dalında kazandı. Goto, Eylül 2008 ile Mayıs 2009 arasında, Simon Fraser Üniversitesi'nin konuk yazarı olarak davet edildi.
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  • Hiromi Goto is a Canadian novelist. Born in Chiba Prefecture, Japan, her family emigrated to Canada in 1969, settling in British Columbia. She studied at the University of Calgary and now lives in Burnaby, British Columbia. Goto's first novel, Chorus of Mushrooms (1994), won a 1995 Commonwealth Writers Prize and was co-winner of the 1996 Canada-Japan Book Award. Her novel The Kappa Child won the Tiptree Award for gender-bending science fiction.
  • Hiromi Goto - kanadyjska pisarka. Urodziła się w Chiba-ken, niedaleko Tokio, w Japonii. W 1969, mając trzy lata wyemigrowała ze swoją rodziną do Kanady. Przez osiem lat mieszkali na zachodnim wybrzeżu Kolumbii Brytyjskiej, zanim przeprowadzili się do Nanton. Hiromi studiowała na Uniwersytecie w Calgary i ukończyła studia w 1989, z tytułem B.A. z humanistyki.
  • Hiromi Goto, Kanadalı roman yazarı. Chiba İli, Japonya'da doğan yazarın ailesi 1969 yılında Kanada'da Britanya Kolombiyası'na yerleşti. Calgary Üniversitesi'nde eğitim gören Goto, Burnaby'de yaşamaktadır. Goto'nun ilk romanı, Chorus of Mushrooms (1994), 1995 yılında "Commonwealth Writers Prize" ödülünü ve 1996 yılında "Canada-Japan Book Award" ödülünü kazandı. Diğer bir romanı The Kappa Child won the "Tiptree Award" ödülünü bilim kurgu dalında kazandı.
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