Leo Jr McKay

Leo McKay Jr.'s fiction debut was a collection of short stories, "Like This," which became a finalist for The Giller Prize. His stories have been published in many Canadian literary magazines, and he is a former editor of "PRISM international," His first novel, "Twenty-Six," was a highly acclaimed national bestseller. McKay teaches high school in Truro, Nova Scotia, and lives with his wife and three children in the nearby village of Maitland. He is at work on his next book of fiction.

Leo McKay Jr.'s fiction debut was a collection of short stories, "Like This," which became a finalist for The Giller Prize. His stories have been published in many Canadian literary magazines, and he is a former editor of "PRISM international," His first novel, "Twenty-Six," was a highly acclaimed national bestseller. McKay teaches high school in Truro, Nova Scotia, and lives with his wife and three children in the nearby village of Maitland. He is at work on his next book of fiction. See less