Description: Sheilla Jones's review A Woman in Engineering: Memoirs of a Trailblazer by Monique (Aubry) Frize, University of Ottawa Press, Literary Review of Canada December 2020, Sheilla Jones Science
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Sheilla Jones is an award-winning Canadian journalist and best-selling author who also holds an advanced degree in theoretical physics. She has long been driven to tackle frustratingly complex issues—whether it is quantum physics or Indigenous politics in Canada—and try to make them less mysterious to the public. But mysteries fascinate Sheilla, who has teamed up with award-winning author Jim Burns to create their own—bringing an unusual historical mystery series to life.
Sheilla is co-chair of the Modernized Annuity Working Group and editor at Woolly Mammoth Publishin g , Winnipeg. She has been reviewing books on Indigenous issues , popular science and Canadian politics for many years, including for the Winnipeg Free Press , The Globe and Mail and the Literary Review of Canada .
Book Review: Inventing the Thrifty Gene: The Science of Settler Colonialism , by Travis Hay, Winnipeg Free Press , November 26, 2021