Author: Keith Keller. Published by Ardish Publishing, London, ON., 2010, 1st Edition. Printed in USA. Like New Condition SOFTCOVER Book. Clean inside, tight spine. Size: 9 x 6 inch, 294 pages includes index.
ZELLA'S STORY: A Personal History of Zella (Stade) Clark, is a 2010 biography by British Columbia author Keith Keller that details the rich life of a local pioneer descendant, and captures a deeply personal narrative of resilience, family, and twentieth-century Canadian history.
ABOUT THE SUBJECT: Zella Irene (Stade) Clark was born of pioneer ancestry in British Columbia's Fraser Valley. She grew up in Chilliwack, taught school in Powell River, served in the Royal Canadian Air Force in wartime Britain, returned to Canada with an English husband and raised six children in Vancouver before establishing a new life on Denman Island, where she has lived for the past three decades. Her story has been compiled by best selling BC author Keith Keller.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Keith Keller was born in Vancouver and grew up in the Fraser Valley. He has been a reporter and a teacher, and spent four summer commercial cod fishing from a one-family island off the Labrador coast. He is the author of the BC bestseller Dangerous Waters: Wrecks and Rescues Off the BC Coast, which was shortlisted for the Bill Duthie Booksellers Choice Award for best BC book of the year. He lives on Denman Island with his wife and two daughters.
