McClelland & StewartThe Russländer (2001). McClelland & Stewart; as Katya in the US in 2004Children of the Day (2005). Random HouseWaiting for Joe (2010). Random House ChildrensThe Town that Floated Away (illustrations by Helen Flook) (1997). HarperCollins. See 1992 radio play below. Short storiesNight Travellers. Turnstone Press, 1982Ladies of the House. Turnstone Press, 1984Agassiz Stories (combined the two earlier collections); republished in the US, as Agassiz: A Novel in Stories. Minneapolis: Milkweed, 1991.Agassiz. Traduit de l'anglais par Maryse Trudeau. Montréal : Du Roseau, 1990.The Two-Headed Calf. McClelland & Stewart, 1997 Scripts Birdsell has also written for television, theatre and radio. The Waiting Time. 60 minute radio drama commissioned by CBC produced in Mar. 1993. Another View of North. 60 minute radio drama commissioned by CBC and produced in Jun. 1992. The Town That Floated Away. 30 minute radio drama produced by Barbara Nicol, CBC, Sept. 1992. Released on CD and cassette, BMG records Niagara Falls. A 45-minute film script as part of a trilogy, In Good Season. Produced in a 30-minute format for the CBC The Way We Are. series. West End Productions Inc. Summer Storm. Novina Motion Pictures. 30 minute film script produced for a CBC Family Pictures series. Falling In Love. 30 minute film script as part of a trilogy, In Good Season. West End Productions Inc. Places Not Our Own. 60 minute drama for the mini series, Daughters of the Country. National Film Board. Theatre A Prairie Boy’s Winter. A one act play for children. Co-written and produced by Prairie Theatre Exchange, 1986. The Revival''. A Two Act Play. Commissioned by Prairie Theatre Exchange and produced in 1987. Archives There is Sandra Birdsell archives at Library and Archives Canada. References External links Sandra Birdsell's entry in The Canadian Encyclopedia 1942 births Living people Canadian Métis people 20th-century Canadian novelists 21st-century Canadian novelists Canadian people of German descent Canadian people of Métis descent Canadian women novelists Writers from Regina, Saskatchewan Writers from Winnipeg Writers from Manitoba Members of the Order of Canada Members of the Saskatchewan Order of Merit Mennonite writers Métis writers 20th-century Canadian women writers 21st-century Canadian women writers Canadian women short story writers 20th-century Canadian short story writers 21st-century Canadian short story writers Amazon.ca First Novel Award winners