Young Adult Fiction:
1. Bitter, Sweet — Nimbus Publishing (October 2009) Shortlisted for the Geoffrey Bilson Award for Historical Fiction for Young People Listed in the Best Books for Kids and Teens 2011.
Flying with a Broken Wing—Nimbus Publishing (September 2013) Most Anticipated books of Fall 2013: For Kids and Young Readers. Bank Street College of Education’s Best Books of 2015
Cammie Takes Flight–Nimbus Publishing (April 2017) Nominated for the 2018 Silver Birch Award, Best Books for Kids and Teens 2017 starred review.
Anthologies:
Wreath Making Tradition — Christmas in the Maritimes: A Treasury of Stories and Memories, Nimbus Publishing
A Christmas Morning Sunrise —A Maritime Christmas: New Stories and Memories of the Season Nimbus Publishing
The Place I Call Home — Country Roads: Memoirs From Rural Canada, Nimbus Publishing
When Tragedy Strikes—–Fly Like an Eagle
Age Old Remedy—Where Evil Dwells, McIntyre Purcell Publishing
Short Fiction:
Silent Rage — The Amethyst Review
Wild Geese — Pottersfield Portfolio, Horizon Magazine
Age Old Remedy — The Antigonish Review, Bread ‘n Molasses
The Red Geranium — The Antigonish Review
Origins —The Amethyst Review
Alexander the Great — The Amethyst Review (Nominated for Journey Prize)
Hatchlings —Green’s Magazine
First Steps — Green’s Magazine
Fair Exchange-– Green’s Magazine
That Summer at Tom Stacey’s — Green’s Magazine
Brighter Days— Green’s Magazine
The Rising Sun — Green’s Magazine
The Phantom — The Gaspereau Review
An Act of Respect— The Gaspereau Review
Chub— The Gaspereau Review
Watermelon Seeds — The Dalhousie Review
Moth-–52% (reprinted as The Green Moth in The Gull Lake Visitor’s Guide)
Ingrained — Canadian Stories
Required Elements —Canadian Stories
The Wounded— Canadian Stories
Erin’s Shrine-— All Rights Reserved, Cahoots
Mad Money — TRANSITION
Part Two–Lichen
What No Body Knows —Grain
Windows –The Dalhousie Review
Erin’s Shrine –Cahoots
Sneakers— TRANSITION
My Memory of Hearts— The Nashwaak Review
Ode to Cyrus— The Nashwaak Review
A Woman’s Hands— Room of One’s Own
Burnt Offerings In The Wind— Canadian Stories
There is a Plum Tree –All Rights Reserved
Amazing Grace— Room
All That Is Real— The Nashwaak Review
The Bread Poultice— The Dalhousie Review
Unanswered Questions About the Titanic— Transition
The Story of Pumpkin— Grain
There’s This Thing About Leaving–Transition
Molly Riddy— Transition
Scent of Roses — Canadian Stories Special Edition III
No Bad Dogs -REAL Magazine
Bread Crumbs –The Nashwaak Review
Balloon Man –The Nashwaak Review
The Old Queen Rains — Understory Magazine.
“Preparations” Transition Magazine
Read “Unanswered Questions About The Titanic“
Read,”There’s This Thing About Leaving”
Non-Fiction Articles:
A Community Staying Connected — Coastal Communities News Magazine
How Sweet it Is — Coastal Communities News Magazine
The Most Beautiful Christmas Tree — Cloverdale Reporter
Wreath-Making: A Job for the Season — Our Times
The Treasured world of Reading —Fair’s Fair
Laura Best 
spotlesssoul
/ June 10, 2010WOAH! It seem to be some real good stuff to spend my vacations with!:)
Is there any place where I can read them online?:)
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Laura Best
/ June 10, 2010As a matter of fact there are links above that should take you to a few of my stories. “Erin’s Shrine,” is online at Cahoots Magazine, the other three stories “Unanswered Questions About The Titanic,” “There’s This Thing About Leaving,” and “Molly Riddy,” appeared in Transition a magazine published by the Saskatchewan Mental Health Society. Just click on the links.
Hope that was helpful!
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