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Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize Doubles This Year! 8 Previous Winners To Read Now

Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize Doubles This Year! 8 Previous Winners To Read Now

The purse is now $50,000 for the winner and $5,000 for each of the finalists. The shortlist of five nominees will be announced Sept. 27.

Chatelaine

Why We Need To Listen To Women Who Hate Feminism: Q&A With Lauren McKeon

Why We Need To Listen To Women Who Hate Feminism: Q&A With Lauren McKeon

There may be more common ground among feminists and anti-feminists than any of us thinks. Canadian writer McKeon talks about her new book, F-Bomb: Dispatches From the War on Feminism

Sarah Boesveld

Is Your Curry 'Authentic'? A New Book Explores Eating, Reading and Race

Is Your Curry 'Authentic'? A New Book Explores Eating, Reading and Race

Toronto writer Naben Ruthnum on the connection between home cooking and the lure of a perfect, nostalgic past

Sadiya Ansari

Why Are Some People Such Assholes? A Stanford Professor Investigates

Why Are Some People Such Assholes? A Stanford Professor Investigates

Robert Sutton, author of the 2007 book The No Asshole Rule, is back with a new guide on how to recognize them, how to avoid them, and even how to tell if you've become one of them

Diana Duong

Margaret Atwood On Audible's Canadian Launch — And How It's A Return To An Old Form Of Storytelling

Margaret Atwood On Audible's Canadian Launch — And How It's A Return To An Old Form Of Storytelling

As Amazon’s giant audio division Audible expands north of the border, Atwood explains her involvement, and what it means for storytelling in this country.

Brian Bethune, Maclean's