![]() The Ottawa Citizen ·writerMy critically acclaimed first novel Kameleon Man was a finalist for the Relit Award for best novel published by a small press, and the Ottawa Book Award. It was also selected for an anthology of great Black Canadian writing. In addition to fiction I also write book reviews and hosted a nationally distributed book review segment on television.I'm a Montreal-born writer based in Ottawa and I'm hard at work on my second novel which takes place in West Africa. NEWS: Read a review in the Globe and Mail of Mary Soderstrom's The Violets of Usambara. (June, 2008)
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![]() Crivellari photography ·reporterI started my career at CBC radio, then became a reporter for CTV in Ottawa and Halifax, and Global News in Toronto. My news stories have been broadcast around the globe, and my articles and columns have appeared in newspapers and magazines in Canada, the U.S. and South Africa.I have a Bachelor and Master of Journalism from Carleton University. NEWS: I just returned from Afghanistan where I was preparing a series of reports for the CBC. ·read a Globe and Mail article about clay eating in West Africa (July, 2008). ·see a CTV National story on the recent suicide bombing in Kabul (July, 2008). ·see a CBC TV story on Inuit in the desert (July, 2008) ·see a CBC TV story on an innovative solution to the world's food crisis (June, 2008) ·listen to a CBC radio doc on the same subject (May, 2008) ·read a blurb in the Globe and Mail on "survival tips" for desert travel (June, 2008) ·see a CBC TV story on ritual sacrifice in Africa (Sept, 2007) ·listen to a CBC radio doc on the tough life of journalists in Sierra Leone (April, 2008) ·read an article in the Toronto Star on Canadian soldiers trying to train soldiers in Africa... without bullets ·read an article in Karma Magazine on the end of a unique Danish community where drugs are legal and anything goes... ·read a column in Femina Magazine on being a single thirty-something |
·filmmakerI have traveled to every continent except Antarctica to shoot documentaries and special projects for television and the internet.brunsEye productions, my television production company, specializes in covering aid projects in developing countries. My photographs have been published in Canadian and American newspapers and magazines. ![]() ![]() ![]() |
·contactkim@kimbrunhuber.comfor literary media inquiries, bookings, and to order copies of the Book Club/Teacher's Guide for Kameleon Man: Michael Carroll The Dundurn Group 3 Church St., Suite 500 Toronto, ON M5E 1M2 mcarroll@dundurn.com ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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fashion, higher stakes, sex,
glamour, and great clothes, Stacey Schmidt
gets a taste of all of these when he's suddenly propelled
from suburban model hell into the garment jungle of today's Toronto.
Stacey's part black, part white, and apparently on the fast track to
fame, fortune, and all the women he could ever want, though at times it
seems as if he's standing still. But does he really want the glitz?
Deep down he hungers to make it as a serious photographer, but the
gaudy lures and traps of male modelling never cease to tempt him.
Kameleon is the hot new jeans-maker, and the guy models in town are
clawing at one another to become the company's new face and body. But
only one will snatch the crown…if he can survive the sharks
that lurk behind the flashing cameras and megawatt smiles. At times
hilarious and tart, at times savage and satirical, Kameleon
Man launches a startling new voice in fiction, one that
struts down the runway with electric panache. Globe and Mail: "You know you are in good reading territory when you reach that point in a book where you balance on the delicious tension between wanting to see what happens next and wanting to slow down to make it last." George Elliott Clarke (author of the Governor General's Award-winning book Execution Poems):"Brunhuber's novel is a cinematic tour-de-force of urban grit and urbane wit." ·read more reviews ·buy Kameleon Man at your favorite book store or online. In the U.S. and worldwide, you can find the book at amazon.com. 6 X 9 Trade paperback 290 pp ISBN 0-88878-443-0 $19.95 CDN $15.95 US ·read a review in the Ottawa Citizen of Nalo Hopkinson's The Salt Roads ·see highlights of the book review segment Cover2Cover ·read the first chapter of Kameleon Man ·follow upcoming public appearances |
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a trailer for the documentary With Love, From the Skies ·see a web commercial produced for a public safety campaign on passenger safety ·see a web commercial produced for a public safety campaign about bicycle helmets |
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