Joseph Allan, a Canadian author, has recently wrapped up his inaugural novel, “These Places We Become,” and is on the lookout for representation.

Hailing from a quaint prairie town, Joseph’s childhood was marked by the vivid contrasts of bright summers filled with the earthy aromas of nearby farmlands and the harsh, desolate winters blanketed in frost. His fascination with the intricacies of small-town life fueled his imagination, as he observed the universal human dramas unfolding in his midst.

Through the years, Joseph embarked on the journey of life—marrying, working, raising children—all the while nurturing his passion for storytelling. Today, he resides in a slightly larger prairie town with his wife and children. When he’s not immersed in writing, Joseph finds solace in the company of a good book, music, a crackling fire, and a fine whiskey.