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Fayne - Quill and Quire
Ann-Marie MacDonald’s first novel in eight years, Fayne, is a reinvention for the bestselling author, who turns her attention away from the Canadian locales of her previous works to the wild borderlands of the British Isles. In this doorstopper of a book – which runs to 736 pages – we follow a young person named Charlotte Bell who comes of age in Fayne, a secluded estate situated on the ...
Cold - Quill and Quire
Cold, the chilling new thriller from prolific Ojibway writer Drew Hayden Taylor, begins with a plane crash. Journalist Fabiola Halan, one of two passengers in a Cessna piloted by Merle Thompson, is on a press junket for the opening of a new diamond mine in the Arctic when something goes wrong with the plane. Halan
Canada’s book community shares favourite titles of 2024
2024年12月11日 · The Q&Q team reached out to reviewers, booksellers, and people in the publishing industry across the country to find out which titles from 2024 they’re still thinking about as the year draws to a close. Jo Treggiari, author and bookseller, co-owner of Block Shop Books in Lunenburg, N.S. The Knowing Tanya Talaga HarperCollins Publishers. A meticulously researched and very personal ...
Five winners named of relaunched Canada Prizes
2024年12月12日 · Five writers have been named recipients of the 2024 Canada Prizes for scholarly books in the humanities and social sciences. The annual awards were relaunched in November with a new structure after a hiatus that was prompted by the controversial 2020 winner. Going forward, five books, including two by first-time authors and one in French, will be named winners each year.
South Side of a Kinless River - Quill and Quire
“Colonialism is an absence that widens,” writes celebrated poet Marilyn Dumont in “misāskwatо̄mina,” the first poem of her new collection, South Side of a Kinless River. The collection, divided into three sections, opens with a dedication: “to all my relatives who struggled to make space for those who came after them.”
Subterrane - Quill and Quire
Representation in the arts isn’t simply a matter of augmenting narratives that have been neglected. Within any identity category, there are bound to be fractures – nuances and contradictions that defy easy categorization. Must efforts at representation then encompass all the diffuse, pluralistic elements of race, class,
Gutter Child - Quill and Quire - Quill & Quire
The debut novel by Brampton, Ontario, author Jael Richardson – founder of the Festival of Literary Diversity and author of the memoir The Stone Thrower – is an outstanding and fearless story that follows a young woman’s journey of self-discovery and strength as she forges her own way in a ruthless society. Much can be said about Richardson’s impressive world-building: not …
Giller Prize announces five-title shortlist for 2024 prize
2024年10月9日 · The Giller Prize has announced the five books shortlisted for this year’s $100,000 prize. The shortlisted books – four novels and one short story collection – were selected from a longlist announced last month.. Canadian novels and short-fiction collections published between Oct. 1, 2023 and Sept. 30, 2024 were eligible for the prize, now in its 31st year.