Lois Browne

I was born in Port Arthur, Ontario, raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba and currently live in Toronto, Ontario.

I was born in Port Arthur, Ontario, raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba and currently live in Toronto, Ontario.

I've spent most of my working life writing – as journalist, freelancer, corporate communicator and now as a fiction writer. I have just published Death on a Dig, my first mystery. Join me on my blog at http://www.loisbrowne.com where I share my thoughts on my favourite reads, the writing and self-publishing process, my travels and my upcoming fiction.

Girls of Summer: In Their Own League is a non-fiction book about the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, 1943-54, which I wrote during my freelancing period. It was published by HarperCollins in 1992. You can sign up for my blog about the All American Girls Professional Baseball League at http://intheirownleague.wordpress.com.

I’ve also travelled extensively outside of North America – two years in Europe, five years in southern Africa, six months in India as well as extended periods in Mexico and Latin America. I travel in Canada – there are still many parts I haven't seen – and I visit the American midwest, Florida and Arizona to research Girls of Summer.