Lisa Pasold is a

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poet from

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. She is most noted for her 2012 poetry collection ''Any Bright Horse'', which was shortlisted for the

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."Vincent Lam, Linda Spalding among authors shortlisted for Governor General's Literary Awards"
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'', October 7, 2012. She has also published the poetry collections ''Weave'' (2004) and ''A Bad Year for Journalists'' (2006), and the novel ''Rats of Las Vegas'' (2009).

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