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Devotional Forensics wins the Griffin Poetry Prize’s Canadian First Book Prize
Joseph Kidney’s Devotional Forensics has won the 2026 Canadian First Book Prize, presented by the Griffin Poetry Prize. Kidney is an award-winning poet whose work...
Nowhere Shortlisted for 2026 Amazon Canada First Novel Award
Jon Claytor’s Nowhere has been shortlisted for the 2026 Amazon Canada First Novel Award. Claytor is a Sackville-based author and artist whose work ranges from oil...
Editor Andrew Kear on Mashel Teitelbaum, Winner of the Canadian Jewish Literary Award for Jewish Culture
written by Andrew Kear | adapted by Goose Lane Editions As a researcher, Teitelbaum proved a challenging but irresistible subject: someone whose career overflows with...
icehouse poetry's 10:10 by Michael Trussler and Island by Douglas Walbourne-Gough shortlisted for the 2025 Governor-General’s Award for Poetry
The finalists for the Governor General’s Awards, Canada's oldest and most prestigious literary awards, were revealed on Tuesday, October 21. At Goose Lane Editions, we’re...
When We Were Ashes Shortlisted for 2025 Amazon Canada First Novel Award
Boden is one of six authors on the prize’s shortlist, which was announced May 6. The winner will be announced in Toronto on Thursday, June...
Qurat Dar Named Winner of the Inaugural Claire Harris Prize!
Goose Lane Editions and the icehouse poetry board are thrilled to announce that Qurat Dar (she/they) is the winner of the inaugural Claire Harris Poetry...
John Leroux Named to the Order of New Brunswick
Immense congratulations are in order! Fredericton’s own John Leroux has been named a 2024 recipient of the Order of New Brunswick “for his outstanding vision,...
Goose Lane Editions Announces Claire Harris Poetry Prize
It’s an exciting day in the Goose Lane Editions office! Alongside the icehouse poetry board, we’re delighted to announce the inaugural Claire Harris Poetry Prize....
Moving the Museum Wins 2023 Toronto Book Award
Goose Lane Editions congratulates Wanda Nanibush and Georgiana Uhlyarik on winning the 2023 Toronto Book Award for their book, Moving the Museum: Indigenous + Canadian...
