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Amazon Canada and The Walrus Unveil Shortlist for the 45th Annual First Novel Award News provided by Share this article Share this article The winner of the Amazon Canada First Novel Award will be announced on Thursday, May 27, during a virtual ceremony hosted by Jennifer Hollett, the executive director of The Walrus and will include celebrated Canadian author Lawrence Hill as the special guest speaker The winner of the Youth Author short-fiction category will also be recognized that evening SEATTLE, May 4, 2021 /CNW/ - Today, Amazon Canada and The Walrus announced the nominees for the 45th annual First Novel Award ( amazon.ca/firstnovelaward), which honours the achievements of Canadian authors and their debut novels. ....
Francesca Ekwuyasi, Michelle Good among finalists for First Novel Award Finalists have been announced for the Amazon Canada First Novel Award. Each finalist will receive $6,000 and the winner will receive $60,000. The ceremony will be held on May 27 in a virtual ceremony hosted by Jennifer Hollett, the executive director of The Walrus, and will feature guest speaker Lawrence Hill. The finalists include the first major awards nod for Flying Books, which was recognized for its first publication, Marlowe Granados’s Happy Hour. HarperCollins has two nominations, as does Vancouver independent Arsenal Pulp Press. Two of the finalists, Francesca Ekwuyasi and Michelle Good, were also announced as finalists for the Governor General’s Literary Award on May 4. ....
The Walrus, Jennifer Hollett. Yet many journalists are not using the platform to its full potential. To help you make the most out of Twitter, Hollett outlined five ways that journalists can maximise their audience engagement. Unlike with a traditional TV broadcast or newspaper article, the public can take an active role in a story by replying directly to journalists on Twitter, she writes. It is important to engage in conversation with the public by responding to tweets, retweeting, contributing to debates, and answering questions. You can also take viewers behind the scenes so they understand the process of your work. Most of all, do not forget to have fun and remind your audience that you are human. ....