Rogers Writers' Trust
Here’s the prize for facing parents — and siblings — head on
Kathy Page won the Rogers Writers’ Trust fiction prize, while the Hilary Weston Writers’ Trust nonfiction prize was awarded to Elizabeth Hay
Rogers Writers’ Trust: Spotlight on Esi Edugyan
We asked the 2018 nominees: Who are you writing for, who is your imagined or intended reader?
Rogers Writers’ Trust: Spotlight on Rawi Hage
We asked the 2018 nominees: Who are you writing for, who is your imagined or intended reader?
Rogers Writers’ Trust: Spotlight on Jen Neale
We asked the 2018 nominees: Who are you writing for, who is your imagined or intended reader?
Rogers Writers’ Trust: Spotlight on Craig Davidson
We asked the 2018 nominees: Who are you writing for, who is your imagined or intended reader?
Rogers Writers’ Trust: Spotlight on Kathy Page
We asked the 2018 nominees: Who are you writing for, who is your imagined or intended reader?
As awards season takes shape, Esi Edugyan has the book of the year
The celebrated author of ‘Washington Black’ is already nominated for three major awards, including the Man Booker—an echo of Edugyan’s achievement in 2011
David Chariandy wins 2017 Rogers Writers’ Trust prize
The Toronto-born writer takes home one of Canada’s biggest literary prizes
Rogers Writers’ Trust: Spotlight on Leanne Betasamosake Simpson
We asked the 2017 nominees: Do you consider yourself a politically engaged writer? How does that affect your work?
Rogers Writers’ Trust: Spotlight on Omar El Akkad
We asked the 2017 nominees: Do you consider yourself a politically engaged writer? How does that affect your work?
A question for author Claire Cameron: Are you a political writer?
Plus an excerpt from her Rogers Writers’ Trust-nominated book The Last Neanderthal
Rogers Writers’ Trust: Spotlight on David Chariandy
We asked the 2017 nominees: Do you consider yourself a politically engaged writer? How does that affect your work?