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The winner will be named Nov. 16 in Toronto.
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The Giller Prize has announced its 2026 shortlist, CBC Books reports: Wild People Quiet by Tara Gereaux, Eliza Sunshine by Michelle Good, Your Breath in Charcoal by Nicholas Herring, The Small Ones by Nazanine Hozar and Good People by Patmeena Sabit.
The $100,000 prize is Canada's richest award for fiction. The winner will be announced on Nov. 16 in Toronto.
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'Future Geographies' brings together more than 35 works from the past 25 years and will travel to the AGO.
The Swedish Academy praised her inventive dialogue with the classical tradition.
Banchi Hanuse's 'Ceremony', about the disappearance of ooligan from Bella Coola, won the Tides Award as the 45th festival wrapped.
