Goose Lane Editions congratulates Wanda Nanibush and Georgiana Uhlyarik on winning the 2023 Toronto Book Award for their book, Moving the Museum: Indigenous + Canadian Art at the AGO. Nanibush and Uhlyarik accepted the prize during a gala at the North York Central Library on Tuesday, October 10. The award includes $10,000 for the winning authors.
This Other Eden Shortlisted for Booker Prize 2023
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Paul Harding’s This Other Eden, published in Canada by Goose Lane Editions, is one of six books on the shortlist for the Booker Prize. The shortlist for the 2023 prize was announced on September 21 in London.
Almost Beauty Shortlisted for Prestigious Walcott Prize!
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Goose Lane Editions and icehouse poetry congratulates Fredericton poet Sue Sinclair following the news that her 2022 collection Almost Beauty was shortlisted for the prestigious Derek Walcott Prize for Poetry. Almost Beauty contains both new and selected poetry spanning across Sinclair’s 20+ year career. Notably, it’s one of just two Canadian books on this year’s Walcott shortlist.
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Tintamarre
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If you were to find yourself in an Acadian community on the 15th of August, you will hear a very distinct declaration. It doesn’t come out in the form of words or song or some form of visual communication. And yet it is as clear as day and grabs your attention. It is a Tintamarre.
written by Simon Thibault
Reads for International Women's Day
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As a contribution to IWD, Goose Lane has curated a collection of books that explore the diverse experiences of women and non-binary people that celebrates the strength of trailblazers, innovators, and survivors, and honours those who died as a direct result of violence against women.