![]() ![]() In 2010, he won the Governor General’s Literary Award for Drama.īridget Canning’s short fiction has been shortlisted for The Cuffer Prize and won awards with the BC Federation of Writers’ Literary Writes competition and the Newfoundland and Labrador Arts and Letters. Chafe is also a prolific playwright, and his adaptation of The Colony of Unrequited Dreams was presented at the National Arts Centre in 2017. Robert Chafe’s long-awaited first work of fiction, Two-Man Tent, is a collection of independent short stories that borrows from nearly ever literary genre and is linked by a record of texts and emails from a real-life long-distance relationship. Her Arctic memoir Boundless (2014) was shortlisted for Canada's Hilary Weston and Charles Taylor non-fiction prizes and has been sold internationally. Her new novel, Lost in September, will be published in September 2017. ![]() Kathleen Winter’s novel Annabel was shortlisted for the Scotiabank Giller Prize, the Governor General's Literary Award, the Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize, and numerous other awards. ![]() Join Canada Scene for a family-style three-course dinner at Fraser Café Table 40 – and a taste of three amazing literary talents from Newfoundland! ![]()
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