Will Ferguson, Contributor
Banff Centre Press

Will Ferguson's debut novel, Generica (Penguin 2001), was hailed by the Globe and Mail as an "uncompromising and brilliant satire." Ferguson is also the author of eight non-fiction works, including Why I Hate Canadians (Douglas & McIntyre 1997), Bastards & Boneheads (Douglas & McIntyre 1999), and Canadian History for Dummies (CDG 2000). He once hitchhiked the length of Japan, following the cherry blossoms north, as retold in his travel narrative, Hokkaido Highway Blues (Soho 1998). Ferguson currently lives in Calgary with his wife and young son.

Contributor to:
First Chapter (contributor)

Publications:
How to be a Canadian (co-author), Douglas & McIntyre, 2001
Generica, Penguin Books, 2001
Canadian History for Dummies, CDG MacMillan, 2000
Bastards & Boneheads: Canada's Glorious Leaders, Past and Present, Douglas & McIntyre, 1999
The Girlfriend's Guide to Hockey (co-author), Key Porter, 1999
I Was a Teenage Katima-victim, Douglas & McIntyre, 1998
Hokkaido Highway Blues: An Asian Travel Memoir, Canongate/Soho Press, 1998
The Hitchhiker's Guide to Japan, Tuttle Inc, 1998
Why I Hate Canadians, Douglas & McIntyre, 1997