The best Canadian fiction of all time: Ahead of the 2016 Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize, 15 nominees past and present choose their favourite Canlit.

The best Canadian fiction of all time as chosen by Canadian novelists

Ahead of the 2016 Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize, 15 nominees past and present choose their favourite Canuck reads.

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Imagine Me Gone offers a bleak and honest look at mental illness and its affect on families.

Book review: Imagine Me Gone

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Elizabeth Strout again turns her keen eye to this tense, tangled relationship in her latest, My Name is Lucy Barton.

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How does a writer procrastinate? We asked the five finalists for this year's Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize about their book and writing process.

Quick-fire Q&A: Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize nominees

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Want to armchair travel to Europe? Or do you need to know what the Franzen fuss is about? Tell us how you feel and we'll tell you what fall books to read.

Buzzy fall books for every mood

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The best Canadian fiction of all time as chosen by Canadian novelists

Imagine Me Gone: A bleak and honest look at mental illness

Tension between mother and daughter central to My Name is Lucy Barton

Quick-fire Q&As: Rogers Writers’ Trust Fiction Prize nominees

Buzzy fall books for every mood