From 1994 finalist Shyam Selvadurai to 2022 prize winner Suzette Mayr, the Giller Prize has a long history amplifying Canada’s greatest queer writers. Pride month may be over, but it’s never too late to dive into one of their books – or to grab a new release from an LGBTQ+ author!Â
From two-time finalist Eden Robinson to 2024 finalist Conor Kerr, the Giller Prize has featured a wide variety of Turtle Island’s greatest First Nations, Metis, and Inuit fiction writers. Celebrate National Indigenous Heritage Month by immersing yourself in one of their books–or by grabbing a new release from an Indigenous author!
An exciting new literary series offers exclusive access to thought-provoking author conversations featuring some of Canada’s most celebrated literary voices.
Enjoy this conversation between 2024 Giller Prize longlisted author Jane Urquhart and author Charlotte Gray.
Enjoy this conversation between 2024 Giller Prize longlisted author Loghan Paylor and author Wayne Grady.
Enjoy this conversation between 2024 Giller Prize longlisted author Claire Messud and author Susan Swan.
From Held to The Handmaid’s Tale, Canada’s most significant works of fiction can often be traced to Canada’s greatest poets. From Giller winners and finalists to new and upcoming releases, celebrate National Poetry Month by diving into one of these reads!
Enjoy this conversation between 2024 Giller Prize longlisted author Corinna Chong and author Drew Hayden Taylor
The Giller Foundation is thrilled to announce an exciting new partnership with Union Hotel, a brand-new boutique destination in the heart of Toronto. Known for its commitment to art and culture, Union Hotel is the perfect partner to help celebrate Canada’s vibrant literary landscape.
Starting soon, a 25% tariff on books imported from the United States to Canada is set to take effect. This could lead to increased prices on many titles you love, making it harder for independent bookstores to compete and thrive. Here’s how this change could affect our literary community.