Award winners
Le Prix de traduction de la Fondation Cole / The Cole Foundation Prize for Translation
Winner
Solomon Gursky
(Éditions du Boréal)
Translation of
Solomon Gursky Was Here
(Penguin Random House Canada)
Québec, ville du patrimoine mondial
(Éditions Sylvain Harvey)
Translation of
Quebec, World Heritage City
(Éditions Sylvain Harvey)
The Pauper’s Freedom: Crime and Poverty in Nineteenth-Century Quebec
(McGill-Queen's University Press)
Translation of
La liberté de pauvre
(VLB éditeur)
Turkey and the Armenian Ghost: On the Trail of the Genocide
(McGill-Queen's University Press)
Translation of
La Turquie et le fantôme arménien: sur les traces du genocide
(Actes Sud)
The A. M. Klein Prize for Poetry
Winner
M x T
(Coach House Books)
Asbestos Heights
(Coach House Books)
We, Beasts
(Wolsak and Wynn Publishers)
The Certainty Dream
(Coach House Books)
Small Fires
(McGill-Queen's University Press)
The Civic-Mindedness of Trees
(Wolsak and Wynn Publishers)
Rag Cosmology
(BookThug)
A Complete Encyclopedia of Different Types of People
(Coach House Books)
My Ariel
(Coach House Books)
The Concordia University First Book Prize
Winner
Small Fires
(McGill-Queen's University Press)
Swing in the House and Other Stories
(Véhicule Press)
Uncertain Weights and Measures
(Goose Lane Editions)
Zolitude
(Biblioasis)
Sweet Affliction
(Invisible Publishing)
The Truth of Houses
(Brick Books)
All the Voices Cry
(Biblioasis)
The Barista and I
(Insomniac Press: Serotonin/Wayside)
The Empire Within
(Mc-Gill Queen's University Press)
The Mavis Gallant Prize for Non-Fiction
Winner
Teaching Plato in Palestine: Philosophy in a Divided World
(Princeton University Press)
The Book of Immortality
(Doubleday Canada)
A Field Guide to Lies: Critical Thinking in the Information Age
(Allen Lane Canada, Penguin Random House Canada)
Bad Animals: A Father’s Accidental Education in Autism
(Viking Canada)
Straphanger
(HarperCollins Canada)
In Praise of Blood
(Random House Canada)
Global Warring
(Key Porter Books)
The Paragraphe Hugh MacLennan Prize for Fiction
Winner
Niko
(Véhicule Press, Esplanade Books)
The Lonely Hearts Hotel
(HarperCollins Publishers Ltd)
Illustrado
(Penguin Group (Canada))
Demi-Gods
(Hamish Hamilton Canada)
Bone and Bread
(House of Anansi Press)
Carnival
(House of Anansi Press)
The Measure of Darkness
(Bellevue Literary Press)
Boo
(Knopf Canada)
Us Conductors
(Random House Canada)
The QWF Prize for Children's and Young Adult Literature
Winner
Subject to Change
(Orca Book Publisher)
Oscar Lives Next Door
(Owlkids Books)
26 Tips for Surviving Grade 6
(James Lorimer & Co. Ltd.)
Milo
(Simon & Schuster)
Hate Mail
(Orca Book Publishers)
Undercurrent
(Doubleday Canada)
Mr. Crum’s Potato Predicament
(Kids Can Press)
Rough Magic
(Second Story Press)
3Macs carte blanche Prize
Winner
loss of (her)self
(Issue 33)
Something Important and Delicate
(Issue 11)
Aria
(Issue 15)
Bluefooted
(Issue 19)
Self-Serve
(Issue 24)
Rabbits with Red Eyes
(Issue 28)
Like This Together
(Issue 13)
Judy Mappin Community Award
Winner
for his work as a producer, editor, and publisher, and for the inclusiveness and power of his vision for Quebec literature
for their their activism and longstanding commitment to the English-language writing community of Quebec
for his invaluable contributions as a teacher, mentor, editor, publisher, and writer
for the invaluable care and advice she has given to book lovers and writers, and for her role in instilling a love of literature in throngs of children
for the unflagging focus, determination, and modesty with which he built and maintained Serai and Montreal Serai
for her work with Atwater Library and Computer Centre
for his work with Matrix and the Knowlton Literary Association
for her longstanding dedication to fostering a love of learning, literacy, and the English language during her work with the Montreal Children's Library
for her tireless work promoting writers through The Yellow Door and the Visual Arts Centre reading series.
The QWF Prize for Young Writers
Winner
Artemsia Absinthum
(published in Headlight Anthology, Concordia University)
You, Icarus
(published in The Antigonish Review)