Linda Aksomitis
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Linda Aksomitis (born Linda Demyen ca. 1954 in Regina, Saskatchewan) is a Canadian author specialising in children's and travel literature, as well as nonfiction about the history of the snowmobile. She is a former president of the Saskatchewan Writer's Guild.
In the mid-1960s during her early teens, she wrote poetry under the pseudonym Sunflower Sue as occasionally published in The Western Producer magazine.
She lives in Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan with her husband David Aksomitis. The couple have three sons.
[edit] Bibliography
An incomplete list of works follows:
- 2003: Snowmobile adventures: the incredible Canadian success story from Bombardier to the Villeneuves ISBN 1-55153-954-3 (Altitude)
- Teacher's Guide for Snowmobile Challenge and Amazing Stories: Snowmobile Adventures ISBN 0-9734387-1-1
- 2005: Adeline's Dream ISBN 1-55050-323-5 (Coteau)
- 2005: Backroad Mapbook: Southern Saskatchewan ISBN 1-894556-65-8 (Mussio Ventures)
- 2005: Backroad mapbook: Southern Saskatchewan ISBN 1-894556-65-8 (Mussio Ventures)
- 2006: Backroad mapbook: Nova Scotia ISBN 1-894556-83-6 (Mussio Ventures)
- 2006: Illustrated Guide to Snowmobile Racing ISBN 1-58388-170-0 (Iconografix)
