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Although the 2023 ReLit Awards will go ahead as planned, the prize "will be hiatus" going forward as the ReLit Literary Group seeks funding opportunities.

Cranbrook-raised author hosting meet and reading event

Dean will be reading from her new novella, The Filling Station, at Huckleberry Books, on June 10.

Award-winning author Leesa Dean will be at the Rossland Public Library on Thursday, May 25 from 6-7 p.m for a lively reading and discussion of her recently released novella-in-verse, The Filling Station. The event promises to be an engaging and insightful journey into the creative process of putting together a book, as Dean takes readers through her 12-year journey that

Canada's Poetry Magazine

A little more than halfway through “Quiet Time,” the debut novel from Newfoundland author Katherine Alexandra Harvey, the narrator takes a trip into the bush to hunt rabbits. Grace, 8

Canada's Poetry Magazine

ReLit concludes month-long awards celebration by announcing 2020 winners The ReLit Awards, presented to work published by independent presses, has concluded a month-long celebration of its return by announcing its 2020 winners. ReLit returned from a four-year hiatus this month by celebrating the years it missed: 2018, 2019, along with the 2021 awards. The ReLit Awards don’t offer a cash prize, instead presenting the winners with the ReLit Ring, designed with four dials engraved with the Engli...

ReLit continues month-long celebration by announcing 2019 winners ReLit, the 20-year-old prize honouring books published by independent presses, continues its month-long marathon of awards with the announcement of the 2019 winners. Though ReLit took the past four years off, the prize is celebrating its return under new executive director Katherine Alexandra Harvey by honouring books from the years it missed. Winners were named in three categories: poetry, short fiction, and novels. The full 201...