David Fraser (screenwriter)
- David Fraser (screenwriter)
David Fraser is an actor/writer living in Toronto, Canada, with his wife Marilyn and daughter, Zoe. His latest screenplay is entitled ABOUT TIME.
David Fraser lives in Nanoose Bay, on Vancouver Island. He is the founder and editor of Ascent Aspirations Magazine, (http://www.ascentaspirations.ca) , a magazine established in 1997. His poetry and short fiction have appeared in over 50 journals including Three Candles, Regina Weese, Ardent, Quills and Ygdrasil. David is currently the Federation of BC Writers Regional Director for The Islands Region
David Fraser has a BA in English from University of Toronto, and an MEd in adult education from OISE. In Ontario he taught English, Creative Writing, and Writer’s Craft among other subjects at the secondary school level for 30 years. He was the ski school director for High Park Snow School for 8 years. Currently he is a full time writer who also teaches skiing at Mt. Washington in the winter.
Publications
* Going to the Well (2004) poetry, Ascent Aspirations Publishing
* The Dark Side of the Billboard (2006) short fiction, Ascent Aspirations Publishing
* Ascent Aspirations Magazine Anthology One (2005),Anthology Two, Windfire (2006), Anthology Three AguaTerra (2007) editor, Ascent Aspirations Publishing
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