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358: 148:, where they attended a Mennonite church and due to their close contact with Mennonite communities, jokes that they are "Mennonite by osmosis." They began to pursue writing as a career after being exposed to the writing of 222: 181: 283: 241: 424: 395: 454: 201: 439: 114:, was published by Enfield & Wizenty (Great Plains Press) in 2022. The novel tells the story of a 27-year-old pansexual 459: 309: 444: 388: 464: 419: 260: 381: 434: 125: 429: 186: 414: 246: 97: 118:
man named Isaac Funk who returns to his small Manitoba town after years on the East Coast.
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by the town's mayor, while working in a summer job for the town government.
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Byggdin began publishing short fiction in 2018, with publications in
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krbyggdin.com
Halifax, Nova Scotia
The Antigonish Review
Grain
Mennonite
Thomas Head Raddall Award
Atlantic Book Awards
ReLit Award
Niverville, Manitoba
Miriam Toews
creative writing
Dalhousie University
"Niverville expat returns to Southeast with debut novel"
The Carillon
"Byggdin brings debut novel to book club"
Winnipeg Free Press
"KR Byggdin's debut novel tackles quest for belonging"
SaltWire Network
"The speech that stole the show at this year's Atlantic Book Awards"
The Coast
"ReLit Awards announce 2023 long shortlists"
Quill & Quire


"A Narrative of Hope"
"Top 10 reads for Pride month"
Toronto Star
Official website
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