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Steve Pitt
Professional Member of PWAC
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History and Heritage, Family and Parenting, Food and Cooking, Books and Literature, Humour and Satire, Leisure and Lifestyle, Military, Urban Living
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Food Writing, Copywriting, Historical Projects, Fiction, Travel Writing, Interviewing, Humour/Satire, Public Relations/Publicity
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Chatelaine, Toronto Life, Canadian Living, Canadian Family, Legion Magazine, Cottage Life, Rotunda, Mother Earth News, The Antigonish Review, The Whitewall Review , Health Watch, The Toronto Star, Harrowsmith, The Globe and Mail, The Ojibwa Times, Canadian Book Review Annual , Canadian Children's Literature, The New Quarterly
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Author of four non-fiction children's books including Rain Tonight: A Story of Hurricane Hazel which was nominated for three reader's choice awards.
Steve's latest release To Stand and Fight Together which is a Black History non-fiction book published by the Dundurn Group.
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In 1980, won the top Periodical Distributors Authors' Award for Humour for a magazine that appeared in Harrowsmith Magazine. The article was called "Tastes Like Chicken" and featured five gourmet recipes for groundhog.
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Have worked variously as a dishwasher, farm hand, movie extra, militia soldier, Yukon gold prospector, goose rancher, armoured truck guard, youth outreach worker, bar bouncer, student minister, supply teacher, political assistant to a provincial member of parliament, stay-at-home-dad, food bank truck driver, children's author and resort sous-chef. I have earned a Master of Divinity degree, two black belts and a chef's certificate. It ain't over yet.
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CANSCAIP, TWUC, TORONTO MYCOLOGICAL SOCIETY, CANADIAN HARVARD AIRCRAFT ASSOCIATION
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