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What is the name of the award-winning Ken McGoogan novel that told the story of John Rae, a 19th century Arctic explorer? |
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What is the name of Joseph Boyden's first novel, which describes the horrors of WW1 trench warfare through the experiences of two Metis soldiers? |
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Which Margaret Atwood novel was based on a real-life Canadian murderer of the 1800s? |
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This 1990 winner of the Governor General's Award was written by Nino Ricci and is the first part of a trilogy about a boy, born in a small town in Italy, who moves to rural Ontario. |
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What novel by Camilla Gibb, set partly in London, and partly in Ethiopa, won the Trillium Book Award for 2006? |
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Alice Munro's first collection of short stories won the Governor General's Award - what was the title of this collection? |
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The 1997 Giller prize was won by the following author for the work "Barney's Version". |
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This author wrote 50 books before retiring from writing. His book "The Last Spike" won the Governor General's Award in 1972. He is ______. |
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The Books in Canada First Novel Award for 2002 was won by Mary Lawson for the novel entitled _________. |
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Farley Mowat's books have been translated into 52 languages and several of his works have been made into films. One was a children's book that won the Governor General's Award in 1956. It is entitled __________. |
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