Award winners
The A. M. Klein Prize for Poetry
Winner

Autobiography of Red
(Alfred A. Knopf)

Visions Fugitive
(Véhicule Press)
The Floating Garden
(Coach House)
Flowers in Magnetic Fields
(Guernica)

The Woman Downstairs
(Brick Books)

Configurations at Midnight
(ECW Press)

Facts
(Véhicule Press)

Reasons for Winter
(Brick Books)

Bavarian Shrine and Other Poems
(ECW Press)
Cold Rubber Feet
(Cormorant)

WSW (West South West)
(Véhicule)

Glass, Irony and God
(New Direction)
The Concordia University First Book Prize
Winner
Shame and Humiliation: Presidential Decision Making on Vietnam
(McGill Queen’s University Press)

Fuzzy Logic: Dispatches From the Information Revolution
(Véhicule Press)
Can You Wave Bye Bye, Baby?
(McClelland & Stewart)

Picking Up Pearls
(Robert Davies Publishing)
The Mavis Gallant Prize for Non-Fiction
Winner

Putting Down Roots: Montreal’s Immigrant Writers
(Véhicule Press)

Progeny of Ghosts: Travels in Russia and the Old Empire
(Oolichan Books)

City Unique: Montreal Days and Nights in the 40s and 50s
(McClelland & Stewart)
The Last House of Ulster: A Family in Belfast
(HarperCollins)

A Blue Boy in a Black Dress
(Oberon)
In Search of Paradise
(McGill Queen’s University Press)

Foxspirit: A Woman in Mao’s China
(Véhicule)

In the Company of Strangers
(Talonbooks)

Flight from Famine
(McClelland & Stewart)
The Paragraphe Hugh MacLennan Prize for Fiction
Winner
The Timekeeper
(HarperCollins)

Butterfly Lovers
(HarperCollins)
Friends & Marriages
(Véhicule)

Evil Eye
(Véhicule)

Missing Fred Astaire
(Véhicule)

Barney’s Version
(Alfred A. Knopf Canada)

A Night at the Opera
(Porcupine’s Quill)

Can You Wave Bye Bye, Baby?
(McClelland & Stewart)

A Private Performance
(Véhicule)

Solomon Gursky Was Here
(Viking)
Judy Mappin Community Award
Winner
for the commitment and professionalism she displayed in her work for the Electronic Rights Defence Committee
for their work at Véhicule Press
for her work promoting literature and writers at CBC Radio
for his work promoting local authors as Books editor of the Montreal Gazette
for her role in founding QSPELL and its prizes, her tireless work as a bookseller who promoted local authors, and her visionary role in the creation of a genuine Canadian literature in both the French and English languages