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Laure Baudot on the power of a rich support network
Laure Baudot’s debut collection of short stories is This One Because of the Dead (Cormorant Books 2019).
Michelle Good on finding her voice to tell untold stories
Michelle Good is the author of Five Little Indians, which has been nominated for numerous awards, including the Scotiabank-Giller Prize and the Writers' Trust Award for Fiction, and recently won the Governor General's Award for Fiction, the Amazon First Novel Award and the Kobo Emerging Writer Prize.
Q&A with Jael Richardson, author of Gutter Child
Jael Richardson’s first novel, Gutter Child was published in January 2021, and is already on the Toronto Star’s bestseller list. Richardson, the founding director of the Festival of Literary Diversity (FOLD), is also the author of The Stone Thrower, a memoir about her father, Chuck Ealey, a former CFL quarterback, and a children’s book based on the memoir. She has been a supporter of the Carol Shields Prize for Fiction for a number of years.
Q&A with popular historian and author Charlotte Gray
Lennie Goodings on where feminism and publishing intersect
“These days, publishing wants to change and it talks about diverse voices. But I think publishing really only changes when social movements force change.”
Q&A with Natasha Trethewey, author of Memorial Drive
Meticulous and unflinching, as well as delicate and poetic, Memorial Drive is both an indictment of racism and gender-based violence and a stunning work of art.