Janet Kellough

From shipwrecks to lost love to the romantic legacy of the dance hall era, Kelloughs writing captures the essence of a unique people and a very special place.

An island perched on the north shore of Lake Ontario, Prince Edward County became home for some of the provinces earliest loyalist settlers. Kelloughs family has lived here for over two hundred years and her tangled relationships and profound sense of connection give her an intimate insiders view of a close-knit community. No secret is safe in The County - old stories, new stories, even street-corner gossip all find a place in her repertoire, whether shes telling it from the stage or on the page.

Janet has recently written articles for the University of Edinburgh's "Dangerous Women" Project and Historia Magazine.
 
Janet is a member of the Writers Union of Canada, the Historical Writers Association, has served on the Board of Directors of the Crime Writers of Canada
and has been a judge for the Arthur Ellis Awards.
Janet is represented by the Robert Lecker Agency.