/CNW/ - (NASDAQ: AMZN) - Today, Amazon Canada and The Walrus announced that Michelle Good, author of Five Little Indians (HarperCollins Publishers Ltd/Harper...

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Cree author and lawyer Michelle Good among six debut novelists up for $60,000 prize

May 5, 2021

Amazon Canada and the Walrus announced the six debut novelists vying for the $60,000 prize Tuesday

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'Black Women's Voices' panel unpacks writing on the journey to justice

February 23, 2021

Gutter Child is dystopian. Reid-Benta highlighted the importance of their range in genres and prose styles. “There is a diversity of Black narratives […] that expands the scope of what it means to be Black,” Reid-Benta said. Likewise, Richardson explained why the authors’ differences were valuable for both reaching and reflecting the lived experiences of a wide readership. “It does not matter the form,” Richardson said. “Stories are a way of reaching other communities [….] By...

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Gutter Child | Quill and Quire

February 8, 2021

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

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