2019 Evergreen Award Winner Announced!
Congratulations to author and journalist Waubgeshig Rice who won the Evergreen Award for his novel Moon on the Crusted Snow, published by ECW Press.
The dystopian novel explores what happens within a northern Anishinaabe community when outsiders arrive as society in the south collapses.
The Governor General’s Literary Awards recognizes Canada’s best books in many different categories, including Fiction, Non-fiction, Poetry, Drama and Young People’s Literature.. Enjoy the GG winners today!
Five wives by Joan Thomas - Fiction winner
To the river by Don Gillmor - Non-fiction winner
Holy wild by Gwen Benaway - Poetry winner
Stand on the sky by Erin Bow - Young People's Literature
Birds of a kind by Wajdi Mouawad - Translation winnner
Barbara Taylor Bradford, a former newspaper editor and nonfiction writer, is the author of many acclaimed women's fiction sagas. The Cavendon chronicles, a tale spanning 16 years in Edwardian England, finds the centuries-long relationship between the aristocratic Inghams and the Swann family, who serves them, tested by the outbreak of World War I.
Read books in the Cavendon chronicles series: Cavendon Hall; The Cavendon women; The Cavendon Luck; Secrets of Cavendon
Join us every other week on AMI between 10:30 and 11am, as we talk about new and notable books!
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