Sylvia Adams is the author of a novel, This Weather of Hangmen, the award-winning chapbook, Mondrian’s Elephant, and a poetry collection, Sleeping on the Moon, which was runner-up for the Scott-Lampman Award. Her children’s book, Dinner at the Dog Pound, was published in 2009. She is an editor, book reviewer and writing instructor and as ADAR Press has published poetry chapbooks for groups she facilitates. Her poem Water won Arc Poetry Magazine’s 2005 Diana Brebner Award. She has served as poetry editor for The Ottawa Citizen and on the board of directors for the Latin American publication, Alter Vox. Some of her poetry has been translated into Spanish. Her latest poetry collection Whistle for Jellyfish was published by BookLand Press in 2011.
"Books for armchair travellers and writing groups are both time honoured traditions and Whistle for Jellyfish unites them in a delightful anthology that takes a reader to destinations
both exotic and fantastical."
~ CANADIAN BOOKSELLER MAGAZINE
"These poems are patient and wise. They invite, rather than alert, accost, or besiege. Their words, chosen for their quiet particularity, communicate rather than display."
~ STEPHANIE BOLSTER
GOVERNOR GENERAL’S AWARD WINNER