Scotiabank Giller Prize

’It’s stories we’re telling ourselves. They may be made up or they may be true, but the best fictions often feel true.’

Giller Prize nominee David Bezmozgis’s taut political story is set in modern Crimea

The Great War still dominates the peacetime lives of characters from the earlier novel of Giller nominee Frances Itani

The winner of the 2014 Giller Prize expounds on the thin line between fact and fiction, and the value of the digital world

The Giller prize-nominated author writes on the protagonist of her latest novel who seemed to demand she delve into the 1985 Air India bombing

The Giller prize-nominated author describes growing up an unrestrained bookworm in a lower-class, motherless home

The award-winning author is pleased Canadians are talking, but she is nudging the conversation along.

From the Giller-nominated novel

From the Giller-nominated collection of short stories

’Even after all this time, I can’t believe my luck’