Posts Tagged ‘Keriann McGoogan’
Chasing Lemurs dazzles early readers
For nineteen months, while in her mid-twenties, Keriann McGoogan lived and worked in Madagascar, spending twelve-hour days following groups of lemurs through the northwestern dry forests. She was leading a research team of Malagasy men, only one of whom spoke English or French. What could possibly go wrong? In her forthcoming book, Chasing Lemurs, McGoogan brings…
Read MoreChasing Lemurs is The Book of the season!
For nineteen months, starting when she was twenty-five, Keriann McGoogan lived and worked in the wilds of Madagascar. She spent twelve-hour days following groups of lemurs through the northwestern dry forests. Previously, she had spent six months in Belize studying black howler monkeys. All this was in aid of earning a PhD in biological anthropology and…
Read MoreChasing Lemurs will surface next Spring
Spring, 2020. Mark your calendar. That’s when Prometheus Books will bring out Chasing Lemurs: My Journey into the Heart of Madagascar. You know: Keriann McGoogan’s first book? The one I heard about ten months ago, while striding into the night with my super-fit, thirty-something daughter? “Oh, I meant to tell you,” Keriann said. “Yes?” I…
Read MoreKeriann McGoogan wins Pearson Canada Award
Keriann McGoogan has won a Pearson Canada Award in the Ryerson Publishing Program. The merit award, which carries a $1,000 honorarium, recognizes “academic excellence in completed course work and demonstration of promise in educational publishing.” McGoogan, who holds a PhD in physical anthropology from the University of Toronto, will receive the award at a ceremony…
Read MoreThe days fly away like wild horses over the hills
So Keriann McGoogan has been blogging up a storm as a Savvy Reader at HarperCollins Canada. Not only that, but she turns up a piece written by Our Hero three years back . . . on that same blog: here. It began by celebrating The Ba, “the lunatic game the Orcadian Scots play at Christmas…
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