Margaret Geddes (writer)

Margaret Geddes is a Canadian writer, primarily known for her work in historical fiction and children's literature. She is the author of the acclaimed novel Tilly and the Crazy Eights, which explores themes of aging, friendship, and societal attitudes towards the elderly. This novel gained significant recognition and was adapted into a stage play.

Geddes' writing style is often characterized by its sensitivity, humor, and attention to detail. She frequently focuses on characters facing adversity and uses historical settings to explore contemporary issues. In addition to Tilly and the Crazy Eights, Geddes has written other novels and stories for both adult and young adult audiences, often drawing inspiration from Canadian history and culture. Further details about her published works and biographical information can typically be found through publisher websites and author interviews.