Joanna Goodman
Born in Montreal on May 21, 1969, Joanna Goodman is the author of five novels, some of them bestsellers. She lives in Toronto with her husband and children. She owns the clothing company Au Lit Fine Linens.
Her texts have appeared in publications such as The Fiddlehead or The New Quarterly. Her narrative draws from authors like Margaret Atwood, Meg Wolitzer, John Irving, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Alice Munro, or Jonathan Franzen.
Her first work translated into Spanish was The Home for Unwanted Girls, a novel inspired by true events that follows the lives of Maggie and Elodie, a mother and daughter separated by their circumstances. The Swiss Boarding School and The Forgotten Daughter have also been published in our language.
Her texts have appeared in publications such as The Fiddlehead or The New Quarterly. Her narrative draws from authors like Margaret Atwood, Meg Wolitzer, John Irving, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Alice Munro, or Jonathan Franzen.
Her first work translated into Spanish was The Home for Unwanted Girls, a novel inspired by true events that follows the lives of Maggie and Elodie, a mother and daughter separated by their circumstances. The Swiss Boarding School and The Forgotten Daughter have also been published in our language.
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