Cary Fagan is the author of six novels and three short story collections, as well as many award-winning books for children. His work has been a finalist for the Rogers Trust Fiction Prize and longlisted for the Giller Prize. He lives in Toronto.
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Cary Fagan
What I Learned in Florida
There were always things to see at the pond—tadpoles, leopard frogs, dragonflies—but that day we saw two boys, with a rifle. Read more
My Father's Picasso
"You know what I think it's worth?" Goldie said. "Fifteen bucks for the frame." Read more
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