Jenny Heijun Wills

Jenny Heijun Wills (born 1981) is a Korean Canadian writer and academic, whose memoir ''Older Sister. Not Necessarily Related'' (McClelland & Stewart) won the Hilary Weston Writers' Trust Prize for Nonfiction in 2019. The book also won a Manitoba Book Award in 2020 for Best First Book. It was a finalist for two other book prizes.

Born in South Korea, she was adopted by a Canadian family in infancy and was raised in Southern Ontario. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Orientalism excavation and representation: two orientalist modes in fairy tales

    Orientalism excavation and representation: two orientalist modes in fairy tales by Wills, Jenny Heijun

    Published 2018
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    Older sister. Not necessarily related a memoir

    Older sister. Not necessarily related a memoir by Wills, Jenny Heijun

    Published 2021
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    Teaching Asian North American texts

    Teaching Asian North American texts

    Published 2022
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    Adoption and multiculturalism Europe, the Americas, and the Pacific

    Adoption and multiculturalism Europe, the Americas, and the Pacific

    Published 2020
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