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Craig Davidson's promising writing career was in the ditch. He was desperate for work and been turned down as even a worm-picker. He took a job driving 
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the best first collection of short fiction by a Canadian author
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The National Magazine Awards Foundation (NMAF) is honoured to announce the finalists for 39th annual National Magazine Awards, recognizing excellence in Canadian magazines for 2015. Version française Complete list of nominees [pdf] Gala info & tickets Nominees press release [pdf] This year, 184 Canadian magazines from coast to coast to coast—English and French, print and digital—entered…
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Five libraries across the province will start opening every day and on two evenings as a part of a provincial strategy to boost literacy.
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The first-ever New Brunswick Book Awards were handed out Wednesday night at the Capitol Theatre in Moncton.
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In Bad Things Happen, his first collection, author Kris Bertin translates his wildest image and stories into words on the page.
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Alinea Turner spent her high school years in St. Stephen struggling to be part of the crowd and always wondering why it never felt right.
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Democracy 250 Atlantic Book Award for Historical Writing
Katherine Hughes: A Life and Journey, by Pádraig Ó Siadhail
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Congratulations to M. Travis Lane winner of the inaugural NB Book Awards Westminster Books Award for Poetry!
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Author Mark Anthony Jarman’s whole life has been steeped in words. From his earliest days, he clearly remembers living in a house filled with books, newspapers and magazines. But as he got a little older, comics became Jarman’s “gateway drug”
