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Sheila Heti

Sheila Heti is the acclaimed author of the novel How Should a Person Be?, the story collection The Middle Stories, which was published in Germany, France, The Netherlands, the United States, and Spain, and the novel Ticknor, which was a finalist for the Trillium Book Award. Her writing has appeared in various literary anthologies and in several US and Canadian publications, including New York Times Magazine, Esquire, the Globe and Mail, the Toronto Star, and Brick. Heti is also the creator of the popular Toronto and New York-based lecture series, Trampoline Hall. She studied playwriting at the National Theatre School in Montreal, and philosophy and art history at the University of Toronto. Sheila Heti lives in Toronto.

Books by Sheila Heti

Women in Clothes

by (author) Sheila Heti, Heidi Julavits & Leanne Shapton

Alphabetical Diaries

by (author) Sheila Heti

A Garden of Creatures

by (author) Sheila Heti
illustrated by Esmé Shapiro

Pure Colour

by (author) Sheila Heti

Sara Cwynar: Glass Life

photographs by Sara Cwynar
text by Sheila Heti & Legacy Russell
interviewer Rose Bouthillier

Germs

A Memoir of Childhood

by (author) Richard Wollheim
introduction by Sheila Heti

The Sheila Heti Ebook Bundle

Ticknor, The Middle Stories, and How Should a Person Be

by (author) Sheila Heti

Motherhood

by (author) Sheila Heti

The Best American Nonrequired Reading 2018

edited by Sheila Heti & 826 National

Motherhood

A Novel

by (author) Sheila Heti

The Middle Stories

by (author) Sheila Heti

How Should a Person Be?

by (author) Sheila Heti

The Chairs Are Where the People Go

How to Live, Work, and Play in the City

by (author) Misha Glouberman & Sheila Heti

Otherworld Uprising

by (artist) Shary Boyle
text by Sheila Heti & Josee Drouin-Brisebois

Middle Stories /tp

by (author) Sheila Heti

Middle Stories /hc

by (author) Sheila Heti