Congratulations to Sarah Leavitt, who won the Vine Award (Fiction) for Canadian Jewish literature for her graphic novel, Agnes, Murderess! The jury said, “Sarah Leavitt
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Bernice Friesen appeared on CBC Radio’s Saskatchewan Weekend to chat about her newest book, Universal Disorder, and how her father’s inventiveness and sense of play
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If you missed the book launch for Bernice Friesen’s novel Universal Disorder, you can catch it on McNally Robinson’s YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mijOfXNs-Mw. Thanks to
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Dede Crane’s One Madder Woman has been selected as one of the Globe and Mail‘s best independent reads to pick up this fall. Dede Crane’s One
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“Okay, imagine the craft and form of Caroline Adderson’s Ellen in Pieces, a premise and scope like Kate Atkinson’s Life After Life, and an attention to the
Review of If Sylvie Had Nine Lives in Pickle Me This Read More
Sarah Leavitt has been nominated for the Joe Shuster Award for Best Cartoonist for Agnes, Murderess! Congratulations to Sarah and to her fellow nominees: Brigitte
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Chatelaine included Leona Theis’s If Sylvie Had Nine Lives in their list of 6 New Lighthearted Books to Read This Fall. Thanks to Casey Plett
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Dede Crane’s novel One Madder Woman, which explores the life of Impressionist painter Berthe Morisot, has been included on CBC’s list of 60 works of
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The Book Publishers Association of Alberta announced the shortlist for the 2020 Alberta Book Publishing Awards, and Freehand is nominated for four awards. The award
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Sharon Butala’s Season of Fury and Wonder is the winner of The 2019 City of Calgary W.O. Mitchell Book Prize! Congratulations, Sharon. The award, with
Robert J. Wiersema reviews Doreen Vanderstoop’s Watershed in the Toronto Star: …the novel as a whole is powerful and thought-provoking. The book is based on
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Congratulations to Lauren Carter, whose novel This Has Nothing to Do with You has been awarded the Margaret Laurence Award for Fiction! Lauren Carter was
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