Taylor Lambert

Taylor Lambert is a freelance journalist, and the author of three literary nonfiction books about Alberta. His book Darwin’s Moving, which explored class divides through the lens of the moving industry, won the 2018 W.O. Mitchell Prize. His reporting for The Sprawl on Jason Kenney’s student activism in San Francisco was nominated for a National Magazine Award in 2020. He stubbornly lives in Calgary, and at @ts_lambert.

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