Lois Browne

I live in Toronto, Canada.

I’ve spent most of my life writing, as a journalist and in corporate communications. My only published non-fcition work is Girls of Summer: In Their Own League which is now offered as an ebook on Amazon.

These days I’m writing mystery fiction — mostly novels and short stories. My first mystery novel Death on a Dig is available as an ebook on Smashwords and Amazon.

You can find out more about my fiction — and where you can buy my books — at http://www.loisbrowne.com.

I’ve travelled a lot over the years and will be doing a lot more, I hope. I lived in Maputo, Mozambique as an international volunteer during the struggle against apartheid, travelled throughout the UK and continental Europe during the 1970s and for a good part of 2012, and passed extensive periods in Mexico and Costa Rica.

In 2009, for six months, I was once again an international volunteer with a small NGO in Ranchi, Jharkand in northern India. I spent another month in Pokhara, Nepal.

As much as possible, when I travel, I like to spend time walking in the countryside. In 2012, I hiked Hadrian’s Wall in northern England and the Austrian Alps and visited the highest point in the Bavarian Alps in southern Germany. I capped that adventure off with a six week stay in Ljubljana, Slovenia.