2024 Governor General’s Finalists

This year, Brandi Bird (left) and six other BC-based authors made it to the shortlist of the GG’s Literary Awards within four categories. Read about the finalists and their work here.FULL STORY

 

Hugh’s News

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I have it on good authority that several editors and some members of the Advisory Board at the The Ormsby… FULL STORY

Hugh’s News #13

Kolin Lymworth’s Banyen Books operation in Kitsilano turned 45 in December. Also thriving, Vancouver Kidsbooks is relocating a few blocks… FULL STORY

Hugh’s News #11

Of Windh and rain and desert… Jacqueline Windh gets around. In 2015, at age 51, she has just participated in… FULL STORY

Hugh’s News #10

At age 24, Mona Fertig opened The Literary Storefront in Vancouver. In October of 1980 , The Writers’ Union of… FULL STORY

Hugh’s News #9

DAN IS BACK, AND HE NEVER WENT AWAY Dan Jason has enjoyed gardening since childhood and he remains committed to… FULL STORY

Hugh’s News #4

Canada Day was a good day for the BC book community, bringing national recognition with induction into the Order of… FULL STORY

Hugh’s News #2

Congratulations to Vancouver’s Renée Saklikar whose much-shortlisted and bestselling Children of Air India (Nightwood) was chosen best poetry book in… FULL STORY

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