2016 Scotiabank Giller Prize

“I’m just happy for the book. So happy for the book."

Read the opening chapter of Emma Donoghue’s latest bestseller, ’The Wonder’

Emma Donoghue on storing ideas like bulbs, and planting them later

In this Giller-shortlisted book, two high-schoolers struggle to navigate the male gaze that, they realize, dominates their world

Mona Awad on finding poetic inspiration, scribbling notes—and the long, hard process of writing her book

Past the lopsided Montreal street, the vacant lots and the wrecking yard, there’s the thrilling smell of manure–and Belle.

Catherine Leroux on when a novel begins and ends, the shock of translation and the meaning of a blank look

A closer look at the Gillers, the Writer’s Trust and the Governor General awards

The writer’s life is one of transport, governed by the speed of others, says Madeleine Thien

A daughter finds her lost father again in a Bach sonata, in this excerpt from the 2016 Giller Prize winner