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S.P. Joseph Lyons is an Anishinaabe Algonquin children's author; fantasy, Sci-Fi, Romance novelist, speaker, and Indigenous education advocate. He is a Goodminds.com best-selling author, and the recipient of the (FNCR) First Nations Communities Read, PMC Indigenous Literature Award, 2022/2023 for Little Bear in Foster Care.
As a 60's Scoop adoptee, and intergenerational survivor of the residential school legacy, he endured abuse and segregation through the child welfare and school systems.
He is the author of the DRUX series, the Nootau Tales trilogy, and the Foster Care series. He is also the co-author of Rose's Thorns, and has been featured in collaborative and charity publications.
As a recognized Indigenous author, he has been featured in the following articles:
Fantasy world never stops - Cambridge Times
Books with Local Connections - KW Record
Publisher picks up local novel series - Cambridge Times
S.P. Joseph Lyons interview - The Dorset Book Detective
S.P. Joseph Lyons interview - Author Interviews
Novel Writing Festival - Romance novel of the year JET - S.P. Joseph Lyons
Author walked a long, difficult road to find healing - KW Record
S.P. Joseph Lyons - Awesome Gang
S.P. Joseph Lyons interview - Goodminds.com, David Bouchard - 13 Moons
S.P. Joseph Lyons - Ogwehoweh Storytelling Festival (2:46:40)
S.P. Joseph Lyons speaks at Truth and Reconciliation Day
S.P. Joseph Lyons speaks on the "Truth" of Truth and Reconciliation
S.P. Joseph Lyons speaks on the "Reconciliation" of Truth and Reconciliation
Snack and Chat - Book: Little Bear in Foster Care with author S.P. Joseph Lyons - Adopt4Life
Snack and Chat - Book: Wolf Pup Finds His Pack with author S.P. Joseph Lyons - Adopt4Life
The Stratford Slice - Healing the Wounds of Indigenous Foster Care - S.P. Joseph Lyons
CBC London Afternoon Drive - Little Bear in Foster Care - S.P. Joseph Lyons
(FNCR) First Nations Communities Reads - PMC Indigenous Literary Award 2022/2023 - Little Bear in Foster Care
Stratford Beacon Herald - Childrens book Little Bear in Foster Care wins Indigenous literature award
CBC London - Meet the Sixties-scoop Survivor writing childrens books for Indigenous children in foster care
Stratford Today - Author Wins Prestigious Literature Award
As a 60's Scoop adoptee, and intergenerational survivor of the residential school legacy, he endured abuse and segregation through the child welfare and school systems.
He is the author of the DRUX series, the Nootau Tales trilogy, and the Foster Care series. He is also the co-author of Rose's Thorns, and has been featured in collaborative and charity publications.
As a recognized Indigenous author, he has been featured in the following articles:
Fantasy world never stops - Cambridge Times
Books with Local Connections - KW Record
Publisher picks up local novel series - Cambridge Times
S.P. Joseph Lyons interview - The Dorset Book Detective
S.P. Joseph Lyons interview - Author Interviews
Novel Writing Festival - Romance novel of the year JET - S.P. Joseph Lyons
Author walked a long, difficult road to find healing - KW Record
S.P. Joseph Lyons - Awesome Gang
S.P. Joseph Lyons interview - Goodminds.com, David Bouchard - 13 Moons
S.P. Joseph Lyons - Ogwehoweh Storytelling Festival (2:46:40)
S.P. Joseph Lyons speaks at Truth and Reconciliation Day
S.P. Joseph Lyons speaks on the "Truth" of Truth and Reconciliation
S.P. Joseph Lyons speaks on the "Reconciliation" of Truth and Reconciliation
Snack and Chat - Book: Little Bear in Foster Care with author S.P. Joseph Lyons - Adopt4Life
Snack and Chat - Book: Wolf Pup Finds His Pack with author S.P. Joseph Lyons - Adopt4Life
The Stratford Slice - Healing the Wounds of Indigenous Foster Care - S.P. Joseph Lyons
CBC London Afternoon Drive - Little Bear in Foster Care - S.P. Joseph Lyons
(FNCR) First Nations Communities Reads - PMC Indigenous Literary Award 2022/2023 - Little Bear in Foster Care
Stratford Beacon Herald - Childrens book Little Bear in Foster Care wins Indigenous literature award
CBC London - Meet the Sixties-scoop Survivor writing childrens books for Indigenous children in foster care
Stratford Today - Author Wins Prestigious Literature Award
