Deborah Cannon is a graduate of the Humber School for Writer's. Her love of the Pacific landscape and her experience as an archaeologist inspired her first novel "The Raven's Pool." Her short fiction "Petroglyphs" and "Devilfish" are available from Fictionwise.com. One of her short stories "The Necropolis" appears in Tales from the Manchester Arms, a CAA Toronto anthology. Her latest short story "Gone Tomorrow" is part of a collection of short works called "Stumbling through Darkness," by Wingate Press. She is published by SFU Archaeology Press, The Canadian Journal of Archaeology, and her articles on writing appear in the Canadian Writer's Guide 13th ed. and Absolutewrite.com. Her most recent novel White Raven is the sequel to "The Raven's Pool."