Tony Dunphy

Anthony J. Dunphy is a Newfoundland writer, educator, Canadian Armed Forces veteran, and professional artist. A graduate of Memorial University with a BA as well as a BEd. His historical fiction includes works on the 1890 Reid agreement, a Newfoundland fishing admiral, the social geography of St. John’s in 1872, and a First World War series following fictional Newfoundland Royal Naval Reservist Albert Conrad. He is also the author of the Capelin Bight stories, Newfoundland comedy tales inspired by the tradition of Ted Russell’s The Chronicles of Pigeon Inlet. Anthony divides his time between Japan and Newfoundland.