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Canisia Lubrin and Matthew Walsh among finalists for 2025 Trillium Book Awards
The prize, now in its 38th year, recognizes the best book and best poetry collection by writers from Ontario.
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On Isabella Street by Genevieve Graham
A story about an unlikely friendship and the power of their bond.
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Encrypted by Arleen Paré
A poetry collection on anxiety, grief and mental health.
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Taslīm by Carolyn Ramzy
Poetry exploring Coptic (Egyptian Christian Orthodox) girlhood identity.
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allostatic load by Junie Désil
Poetry navigating healing from social injustices.
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Ring of Dust by Louise Marois
A poetry collection exploring memory, identity and reconciliation.
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Elegy for Opportunity by Natalie Lim
A poetry collection on finding joy in a world marked with social, environmental and political crises.
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Walking Upstream by Lloyd Ratzlaff
Breaking free from the pain and suffering of a punishing religion.
Devotional Forensics by Joseph Kidney
A collection of poems that dance through time and back.
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Familial Hungers by Christine Wu
Poetry exploring identity, belonging and immigrant experiences.