Edward O. Phillips

EDWARD O. PHILLIPS’ first novel Sunday's Child was published to extraordinary acclaim in 1981. It was followed by Where There's A Will, Buried on Sunday, and Hope Springs Eternal. His short stories have appeared in many Canadian magazines, and one, “Matthew and Chauncey”, has been produced as a French television film.

Born in 1931, Phillips has lived most of his life in Montreal. His educational credits boast a law degree from the University of Montreal, a Master’s degree in teaching from Harvard, and a second Master’s degree in English Literature from Boston University. For several years, Edward was a teacher, but now he devotes all of his time to writing.