Elaine Ingalls Hogg

Best-selling author Elaine Ingalls Hogg, lives near Sussex, NB. She is the author of Historic Sussex and Area (2010),  Historic Grand Manan (2007), the popular history, When Canada Joined Cape Breton (2005) and the editor of Christmas in the Maritimes (2006). Hogg writes an inspirational column for the Kings County Record and has had stories included in more than a dozen anthologies, as well as in various magazines, newspapers, and CBC radio. 
Hogg was awarded the Marianna Dempster Award in 2000 for her first book, Remembering Honey. Her most recent awards include recognition in the New Brunswick Literary Competition (May, 2009) for her manuscript, Willa, the Diary of a Maritime Girl (1914-1918), and the Barnabas Fellowship Award from InScribe Christian Writers (September, 2008).

Elaine and her husband, Hugh, share their home with two adopted rag-doll cats, Angus and Alex.

Find out more information on Elaine's website at http://elainehogg.com

Selected List of Publications

Historic Grand Manan: Images of our Past. Nimbus, 2007. ISBN 978-1-55109-601-8.

Joey’s Secret Wish. Sunset Publishing, 2007. ISBN 978-0-9784070-1-8

Christmas in the Maritimes (editor). Nimbus, November 2006. ISBN: 1551095947.

When Canada Joined Cape Breton. Nimbus Publishing, 2005. ISBN 1-55109-514-9.

“Kristen’s Christmas.” A Maritime Christmas. Nimbus, 2008.

“Against All Odds.” My Teacher is My Hero. Adams Media, 2008. ISBN 9781598697926.

"Little Changes". Story included in the Chicken Soup for the Volunteer's Soul. ISBN 978-0757300141.

Who Are You Sarah. CBC Radio documentary for Out Front, 2002.

Remembering Honey. Nimbus Publishing, 2000. ISBN 1-555109-3367.
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Resource Links gave Remembering Honey an "E" for Excellent,  and placed the book on the Best Picture Book List for 2000.

You can send mail to Elaine Ingalls Hogg
c/o Writers' Federation of Nova Scotia