Jacques Poitras reveals all to Open Book: Toronto
This year marks the twelfth iteration of the Shaughnessy Cohen Prize for Political Writing, presented by the Writers’ Trust of Canada. The prize rewards the year's finest book tackling a political subject of interest to Canadian readers.
Open Book:Toronto will be speaking to each ...
Maclean’s is mad for Master and Madman
Maclean's magazine has presented Nicholas Tracy a fine review of his new release Master ...
April 18, 2012
Scott Fotheringham will not be silenced!
"If such a thing could be said to specifically exist, this is dystopian CanLit at its finest, intimate yet epic." So says The Globe and Mail about Scott Fotheringham's debut novel The Rest is Silence, and who are we to argue?
Riel Nason's novel The Town That Drowned has been declared a finalist for the 2012 Commonwealth Book Prize.
Since its release in the Fall of 2011, The Town That Drowned has been a critical hit, with rave reviews and nominations for the Margaret and John Savage First Book Award and the CLA Young Adult Book Award.
Now, The Town That Drowned cements its reputation as one of the brightest Canadian debuts of 2011.
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