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Eva Stachniak (born 1952) is a Polish-Canadian novelist.

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rdfs:label	Eva Stachniak (de) Eva Stachniak (en) Ewa Stachniak (pl)
rdfs:comment	Eva Stachniak (* 27. November 1952 in Wrocław) ist eine in Kanada lebende Schriftstellerin. Eva Stachniak lebt seit 1981 in Kanada. Von 1984 bis 1986 arbeitete sie für Radio Canada International. Von 1988 bis 2007 war sie als Dozentin für Englisch und Geisteswissenschaften am Sheridan College tätig. Mit ihrem Debütroman Necessary Lies gewann sie 2000 den Books in Canada First Novel Award. Ihr zweiter Roman Garden of Venus wurde in sieben Sprachen übersetzt.Eva Stachniak lebt in Toronto. (de) Eva Stachniak (born 1952) is a Polish-Canadian novelist. (en) Ewa Stachniak (ur. 27 listopada 1952 we Wrocławiu) – polska filolog angielska, nauczyciel akademicki, pisarka (anglojęzyczna); od 1981 mieszka w Kanadzie. (pl)
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birth place	Poland Wrocław
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Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.evastachniak.com/
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