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We're currently assembling our jury for the 2020 iteration of Toronto Book Awards. Interested readers please DM to express your interest and let us know how to contact you.
.@nowtoronto includes TBA 2019 finalist Reproduction on its list of best books of 2019. Says NOW, "What makes it all work is Williams’s exquisite writing and his willingness to take risk with form. This is a fresh and exciting literary voice." Congratulations @ianwillwrite!
We love ALL these 2019 #gillerprize nominated books but we have a special affection for Ian Williams who read so well for us during our 2019 Toronto Book Awards events. Good luck Reproduction! @ianwillwrite
"Toronto is two places often at once: the city itself and wherever it is that the immigrants I write about have come from." — David Bezmozgis #GillerPrize https://t.co/HnhTmrExiE
@joe_cressy Thanks so much for joining us at yesterday's 45th anniversary celebration of @TOBookAwards. Thanks also to @festofauthors, @CetaR and 2018 book award winner David Chariandy (Brother).
Toronto Book Award winners David Chariandy and Dionne Brand were honoured over the weekend with engraved pavers at the Toronto Book Garden. Read more about it here: https://t.co/0LhVkTjEyr
At the @festofauthors with 2018 Toronto Book Award winner David Chariandy (Brother) and 2019 winner Dionne Brand (Theory). Markers for their books were unveiled in the Toronto Book at today’s 45th anniversary reception for the Toronto Book Awards.
More than a dozen past winners will be joining us at the Brigantine Room for a @festofauthors celebration of the 45th anniversary of Toronto Book Awards. It's a literary love-in featuring some of Toronto's finest storytellers. Event is free, please join us.
Please join us Saturday at 2 pm in the Toronto Book Garden (207 Queens Quay West) for the unveiling of marker's for David Chariandy's Brother, 2018, and Dionne Brand's Theory, 2019. Then we'll decamp to the Brigantine Room for a reception featuring a dozen past Book Award winners
Nice preview of Frankfurt Book Fair in the @globeandmail: https://t.co/4uFtnjXFiI Next year will be huge for Canada when we're the official guest of honour.
Great to see @TOPoetLaureate @afmoritz representing our fair city at a meeting of other Poets Laureate from across Ontario and further afield in Windsor last week. Poets at the Manor is an annual event hosted by Willistead Manor.