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Annie Joan Gagnon

Annie Joan Gagnon was born in 1975 in the province of Québec. For 12 years, she worked in the education sector as a sign language interpreter. In 2006, the publishing house Les messagers des étoiles published her first novel, entitled Dandy. Today Ms. Gagnon is a writer, painter and violinist. She splits her time between Québec and Germany and draws inspiration from her many trips to write stories and bring her paintings to life.

Photograph: Rolf Kerstein.

Articles by Annie Joan Gagnon

Coeur de pirate
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Cœur de pirate
Bernadette Renaud
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Bernadette Renaud
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Pierre Brault
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Richard Grégoire
Oliver Jones in 2009
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Oliver Jones
Théâtre du Nouveau Monde (TNM)
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Jean Gascon
Jean Leloup
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Jean Leloup
Beau-Dommage Alley (back street), Montréal
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Beau Dommage
Daniel Bélanger
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Daniel Bélanger
Léa Pool
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Léa Pool
Carole Laure
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Carole Laure
Ariane Moffatt
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Ariane Moffatt
Mes Aнїeux
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Mes Aïeux
Lavoie, Daniel, musician
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Daniel Lavoie
André Fortin
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André (Dédé) Fortin
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Passe-Partout
Sylvain Lelièvre
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Sylvain Lelièvre
Jean Guy Moreau
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Jean-Guy Moreau
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Juliette Huot
Ève Cournoyer
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Ève Cournoyer
Reynald Bouchard
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Reynald Bouchard
Marie-Mai, 2013
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Marie-Mai
Dr. Stanley Vollant
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Stanley Vollant
Raymond Gravel
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Raymond Gravel
Sir George-Étienne Cartier
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Jean L'Italien
Franco-Ontarian Flag
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Paul Demers
Phil Comeau
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Phil Comeau
Laure Waridel
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Laure Waridel
Steven Guilbeault
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Steven Guilbeault
Smelt
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Boucar Diouf
La Llorona by Lhasa de Sela
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Lhasa de Sela
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Carmen Campagne