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Brenda Carre writes long and short fiction in a variety of genres, with a focus on Fantasy, Urban Fantasy and YA. Her fantasy story “The Tale of Nameless Chameleon” appeared in the July/August edition of the Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction. Brenda lives in Vancouver, Canada. She has her Masters’ Degree in Art Education and was a co-founder of the Lord Byng Mini-School of the Arts in Vancouver. Brenda is a member of BroadUniverse. An organization with the primary goal of celebrating and promoting science fiction, fantasy and horror written by women.

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