Winner:
2022
Novella Prize |
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| Poetry |
- Heo Nanseolheon, "Song of Scissors"
translated by Suphil Lee Park
- Lee Okbong, "From Dream Spirit"
translated by Suphil Lee Park
- K. R. Segriff, "Winter Walk with a Former Inmate"
- Amy M. Alvarez, "Marriage Counselling: Lancaster, Pennsylvania"
- Jes Battis , "Rose Names Herself," "Bubble Wrap," and "Tenderfoot"
- Louie Leyson, "all my friends in a room listening to say it right by nelly furtado," "thank u rihanna part 2," and "killing flies in late september"
- Lauren Marshall, "Pandataria"
- Kenneth Tanemura, "Ode to My Mother" and "Kid Sister"
- Rose Henbest, "Cherry Blossoms"
- Heather Birrell, "Kaput"
- Michael Kenyon, "whatchamacallit" and "Small Potatoes"
- Jordan Mounteer, "Pacific Golden Chanterelle (Cantharellus formosus"
- Meghan Kemp-Gee, "Taking" and "An Ending"
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| Fiction |
- Martha Nell Cooley, "I move, gigantic"
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| Creative Nonfiction |
- Jen Hirt, "This Is for the Camperdown Elm"
- Daniel Allen Cox, "You Can't Blame Movers for Everything Broken"
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| Reviews |
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Poetry
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AfriCANthology: Perspectives of Black Canadian Poets,
edited by A. Gregory Frankson
(Gatineau: Renaissance, 2022)
(Reviewed by Paul Watkins)
Diane Tucker, Nostalgia for Moving Parts
(Winnipeg: Turnstone Press, 2021)
(Reviewed by Claire Majors)
Fiction
Leah Ranada, The Cine Star Salon
(Edmonton: NeWest, 2021)
(Reviewed by L'Amour Lisik) Lee Gowan, The Beautiful Place
(Saskatoon: Thistledown, 2021)
(Reviewed by Carol Matthews) -
Nonfiction
Tomson Highway, Permanent Astonishment
(Toronto: Doubleday Canada, 2021)
(Reviewed by Sally Carpentier) Helen Humphreys, Field Study: Meditations on a Year at the Herbarium
(Toronto: ECW, 2021)
(Reviewed by Marlene Cookshaw) -
Mentionables
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Steven Heighton, Selected Poems 1983-2020
(Toronto: Anansi, 2021)
Me Tomorrow: Indigenous Voices on the Future,
edited by Drew Hayden Taylor
(Madeira Park, BC: Douglas & McIntyre, 2021)
Sarah Mintz, Handwringers
(Regina: Radiant, 2021)
Best Canadian Poetry 2021,
edited by Souvankham Thammavongsa
(Windsor, Biblioasis, 2021)
(All reviewed by Book Reviews Editor Jay Ruzesky)
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| Cover |
- Jinny Yu, why does its lock fit my key?, 2018
Oil on aluminum
- 132 cm x 101.6 cm
- Collection of the artist
- Photograph: Richard-Max Tremblay
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| Contributor Notes |
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